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A woman who accused two University of Florida football players of sexual assault skipped a school code of conduct hearing Friday because a Gators sports booster was assigned to adjudicate the case, her attorney said in a letter to the school.Receiver Antonio Callaway and quarterback Treon Harris were suspended by the university in January for conduct code violations. There are no police records of a complaint against Callaway and Harris, who is in the process of transferring from Florida.Callaway, who led Florida with 35 catches for 678 yards and returned two punts for touchdowns last season, returned to campus for classes in June after missing spring practice. He practiced with the team this week, but coach Jim McElwain said the sophomore has not been cleared to play.Boulder, Colorado-based attorney John Clune wrote in email to the universitys general counsel that the woman making the allegations against Callaway and Harris, along with her family members and five witnesses were boycotting the scheduled hearing at the Gainesville campus. The email, first reported by ESPN and provided to The Associated Press, was dated Aug. 5.Callaways Gainesville attorney, Amy Osteryoung, said the hearing took place Friday without the complainant.Clune wrote that his client remains very willing to participate in a fair and unbiased disciplinary process. Clune wrote that he first reached out to the university earlier this week to express his concerns with Jacksonville attorney Jake Schickel being assigned to the hearing. Schickel is a former member of the Florida track and field team. ESPN reported he donated thousands of dollars to Gators football and basketball during the 2014-15 school year.I have done everything in my power to try to address this with your office since learning of Mr. (Jake) Schickels conflicts and suggest reasonable alternatives, Clune wrote.University spokeswoman Janine Sikes said in a statement that student conduct hearing officers could be a university employee or an outside professional, or a committee of faculty and students.Any hearing officer and all committee members are trained and vetted for their impartiality, Sikes said. A hearing officer or committee member would not be disqualified or lack objectivity simply because he or she had been a student athlete decades earlier or purchases athletic tickets as more than 90,000 people do each year.Osteryoung criticized Clune in a statement for going to the media with his letter, calling his actions inappropriate and an attempt at intimidation.We are not going to besmirch his client in the press. The totality of the investigation which is over one thousand (1,000) pages will do that for us, Osteryoung said.In his letter, Clune also accused the university of entering materials into the hearing about his clients sexual history.I renew my request to continue the hearing, assign an impartial hearing officer, and remove the materials regarding prior sexual history or at a minimum give (my client) the time to actually prepare to address those unrelated issues, he wrote. NHL Jerseys China . 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Jones wound up starting his first career game in last Sundays win over New Orleans , playing 38 snaps and putting pressure on Drew Brees.He did a pretty good job against that explosive offense, Chiefs coach Andy Reid said.If anyone was expected to contribute right away, though, it was the guy taken with the 37th overall pick. But Jones aside, consider the rest of the selections that Kansas City made:- Fourth-round pick Parker Ehinger, an offensive guard out of Cincinnati, started the opener before sustaining a concussion. He missed three weeks but has started the last two games, which have coincided with some of the Chiefs best offensive output this season.- Fourth-round pick Eric Murray, a safety from Minnesota, has been active all five games and had a fumble recovery against the Jets. While hes played primarily special teams, Murray could be their future at the position if Eric Berry cannot be re-signed in the offseason.- Wide receiver Demarcus Robinson, their third fourth-round pick from Florida, has played mostly on special teams. In fact, he played 16 special teams snaps against the Saints.- Fifth-round pick Tyreek Hill, whose domestic abuse case sent his draft stock tumbling , not only leads the Chiefs in special teams tackles but also has three touchdown catches.dddddddddddd One was an acrobatic 38-yard grab against the Saints. And perhaps most important, Hill has said and done all the right things when it comes to the off-the-field issues that plagued him in college.Training camp, it was a lot of new faces, Hill said, but right now I feel pretty good. Im laughing each and every day. Im having fun with these guys. The guys are starting to trust me and Im starting to trust them. Once you get that, you get comfortable.- White may be the biggest surprise of the class. The sixth-round selection out of Georgia Tech became a de facto starter with Phillip Gaines dealing with a knee injury, and has 11 tackles and three pass breakups despite getting picked on by opposing quarterbacks.He fractured his hand against the Saints, but it isnt expected to sideline him long.Hes obviously a rookie learning to play. The more he plays, I think the better hes going to get, Chiefs defensive coordinator Bob Sutton said. Hes got to battle like heck.- Fellow sixth-round pick Dadi Nicolas, a raw pass-rusher out of Virginia Tech, has been learning the ropes while helping out on special teams. 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