It was released today that the probe into the allegedly bullying will end in about two weeks.
http://www.upi.com/Sports_News/Coll...-bullying-due-to-end-soon/UPI-31721388689305/
Clawson must feel comfortable that what will come out in that probe won't blow up in his face.
Tyree's side of the incident:
http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/i...ve_cohen_bullied_and_verbally_abused_him.html
Defensive back Jevon Tyree and his parents, Mark and Clarice, have sought disciplinary action against defensive coordinator Dave Cohen, who during a spring study hall session, got in Tyree's face, called him a "pussy" and a "bitch" and threatened to head-butt him, the Tyrees told NJ.com.
The incident -- which Jevon Tyree said occurred in April with the Rice fallout still fresh -- happened in front of approximately 10 teammates and a tutor, Jevon Tyree said, and it led to the 19-year-old's escalating ostracization, eventually driving him to quit.
Clarice Tyree called it "an outright bullying episode," and Mark Tyree said the behavior soon "transferred to the other coaches." Jevon Tyree, a redshirt freshman on scholarship, said that after the frightening incident, his standing on the team plummeted, along with practice repetitions and any shot at playing time. He said there were team meetings from which he was excluded.
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Tyree is convinced the problems began early in spring practice when he pulled a hamstring running a 40-yard dash. The cornerback believes the injury made a bad first impression with Cohen, who was promoted to defensive coordinator in February after spending his first season at Rutgers as linebackers coach.
"I injured my hamstring pretty bad -- popped it -- so I was out for almost a week," Tyree said. "I don't know if (Cohen) was thinking I was trying to avoid taking reps or I was faking or what, but later on that kind of led to Coach Cohen having derogatory words toward me as a player. I was a little confused because it was our first time actually interacting with each other."
Tyree said Cohen was demeaning from the outset, comparing his skills to those of a Div. 3 player. The situation exploded during the study hall session, when Tyree said harmless banter about haircuts quickly escalated when Cohen "went off."
"He was just trying to really make me feel as if I was soft," Tyree said. "He got all up in my face. Coach Cohen has a lisp, so he was in my face telling me he'll head-butt me, and he was kind of spitting in my face as he was saying it. I was just pulling my head back, looking at him like, 'Is this guy out of his mind? Is he crazy?' "