Texas A&M dismisses four swimmers over hazing conduct violations

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Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Texas A&M dismisses four swimmers over hazing conduct violations
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Texas A&M has dismissed four members from its men's swimming team following conduct violations related to hazing. This action comes after a review of allegations, marking the second such incident for the program in over three years. Head coach Blaire Anderson emphasized the commitment to uphold the university's core values. The dismissed swimmers include fifth-year Connor Foote, seniors Logan Brown and Ben Scholl, and junior Chase Swearingen. The team, currently 0-2 this season, will compete next against Arkansas on November 7.

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  • •Texas A&M dismisses four swimmers for hazing violations.
  • •Dismissed players include Connor Foote, Logan Brown, Ben Scholl, and Chase Swearingen.
  • •This is the second hazing incident for the team in recent years.
  • •The team has lost its first two meets this season.
  • •Next competition is against Arkansas on November 7.
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  • 10:00 PMYahoo Sports — Texas A&M kicks four swimmers off team for conduct violations related to hazing
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This is the second hazing-related incident for Texas A&M's swim team in just over three years.

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