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USC sends Timberline star home amid sexual assault investigation

Staff and wire reports

September 03, 2016 12:36 AM

In this photo taken Nov. 21, 2015, USC sophomore defensive end Don Hill (59) looks on before a game against Oregon. USC has sent Hill home from Dallas, where the No. 20 Trojans are set to open the season Saturday against No. 1 Alabama. The team on Friday would only say that Hill violated team rules. He and teammate Osa Masina are being investigated for sexual assault.
In this photo taken Nov. 21, 2015, USC sophomore defensive end Don Hill (59) looks on before a game against Oregon. USC has sent Hill home from Dallas, where the No. 20 Trojans are set to open the season Saturday against No. 1 Alabama. The team on Friday would only say that Hill violated team rules. He and teammate Osa Masina are being investigated for sexual assault. Ryan Kang Associated Press file
In this photo taken Nov. 21, 2015, USC sophomore defensive end Don Hill (59) looks on before a game against Oregon. USC has sent Hill home from Dallas, where the No. 20 Trojans are set to open the season Saturday against No. 1 Alabama. The team on Friday would only say that Hill violated team rules. He and teammate Osa Masina are being investigated for sexual assault. Ryan Kang Associated Press file

Sophomore defensive end Don Hill (Timberline High) traveled to Texas with the Trojans, who play Alabama on Saturday night, but he was sent home Friday for a violation of team rules.

Hill and suspended linebacker Osa Masina are the focus of a sexual assault investigation, according to a Los Angeles Police Department search warrant obtained by the Los Angeles Times. Masina is also under investigation in Utah after a second incident with the same woman, according to records.

The woman told police that Hill engaged in sexual intercourse with her without her consent in Los Angeles on the same night as Masina, according to the LAPD search warrant.

Hill was arrested for DUI in Boise in January 2015, and missed spring ball this year after a violation of team rules.

Click here for the Los Angeles Times’ report.

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