Cardinal Lawsuit: The Biggest News of 2016

Fox Sports has obtained a copy of the most recent lawsuit filed against the University of Miami by the former head coach of the team.

Lawsuit seeks to force university to stop teaching offensive speech by students The lawsuit is the biggest news of 2016, and it’s just one of many to come, according to Fox Sports sources.

The lawsuit is filed by former UM head coach Frank Martin and is asking the school to stop “engaging in and continuing to engage in and disseminating offensive speech in violation of the First Amendment.”

It alleges that students and faculty at UM and other schools have been taught that “the University is a place where people of different races, genders, sexual orientations, religions, etc. can come together, be free from the shackles of fear and intolerance, and engage in diverse discussions about important social and political issues.”

The lawsuit also claims that UM has “systematically failed to meet its obligation to protect students and members of its community from the consequences of speech that incites hatred, violence, fear, and/or violence.”

The suit is a big one for the school and the school is expected to announce an internal investigation.

UM said it was not involved in the case and did not comment on the lawsuit.

It did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox Sports.

The school did not respond to multiple requests for comment.

It is unclear if the university has filed any other lawsuits.

This story was updated at 10:46 a.m.

ET to include the name of the former UM coach who filed the lawsuit and the full name of his former student.