Utah State University and its former head football coach Blake Anderson are once again in the legal spotlight after Anderson filed a $15 million wrongful termination lawsuit against the university and its athletic director on Tuesday.

Former Utah State football coach Blake Anderson has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the school, its vice president of legal affairs and its athletic director. Anderson, 55, was fired in July after USU said he violated Title IX reporting requirements regarding an athlete’s assault case in the spring of 2023.

Blake Anderson, who was fired back in July at Utah State following allegations from the school that he violated Title IX reporting requirements related to an athlete's assault case from the spring of 2023, has filed a lawsuit against his former employer.

Former Utah State head football coach Blake Anderson filed a complaint Tuesday to initiate a lawsuit against Utah State University and named defendants Mica McKinney and Diana Sabau for alleged damages arising from Anderson’s termination as the Aggies’ coach this past summer.

Former Utah State University head football coach Blake Anderson filed a $15 million lawsuit over his termination.