Former USF Coach Jim Leavitt Withdraws from Hall of Fame Ceremony Following Arrest
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Former USF Coach Jim Leavitt Withdraws from Hall of Fame Ceremony Following Arrest

Jim Leavitt, the former head coach of the University of South Florida (USF), will not be honored at the upcoming Hall of Fame ceremony due to his recent arrest. This decision underscores the impact of personal conduct on professional recognition and raises questions about how institutions manage the legacies of individuals facing legal issues. The situation reflects the complexities surrounding sports figures and their off-field behavior.

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