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ESPN.com · Nov 12, 2016

ULL disciplines players for anti-Trump video

The University of Louisiana-Lafayette has disciplined four football players as part of a response to an online video that shows members of the team singing profane lyrics directed at President-elect Donald Trump.

Ragin' Cajuns coach Mark Hudspeth and athletic director Scott Farmer both issued statements Friday, saying that neither the program nor the university condones the players' actions. The school has not identified which players were disciplined and has not announced what the punishment specifically was.

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