Rich Rodriguez Viciously Denies Sexual Harassment Allegations, Admits To Unrelated Extramarital Affair

Arizona has fired Rich Rodriguez this evening, and the school is already searching for the next Arizona football coach.

Now that the news is out, Rodriguez took to Twitter to strongly deny the allegations of sexual harassment from his former administrative assistant, who is said to be seeking $7.5M in a lawsuit against the coach and, likely, the University. He also reveals in the statement that he learned of his firing via email this evening. 

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However, Rodriguez also addressed an allegation that is included in the former assistants claim - an extramarital affair with another woman, who has no association with Arizona or the Wildcat football team. Rodriguez admitted the affair and says in his statement that he is working to regain the trust of his wife and children. 

Rodriguez goes on to call the claims of harassment "not true", "fabricated", and "groundless". He describes the $7.5M financial demand as 'outrageous". 

You can see the full statement in the photos below, and his tweet on the matter here.

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