Nearly five years ago, Sal Alosi became notorious throughout the NFL for arranging a wall of bodies along the edge of the field for the purposes of impeding the opposing team’s gunner on punt coverage. Alosi took the fall for the tactic that tripped up Dolphins special-teamer Nolan Carroll during a game, and Alosi eventually left the team.
Alosi now serves as the strength and conditioning coach at UCLA, and he’s in the middle of another controversy.
Per multiple reports, Alosi is the assistant coach allegedly assaulted by the rapper and entertainment mogul Diddy, whose son plays at UCLA.