I hope Duke is sued by some/all of the players or their families, especially the housemates that were interviewed without representation for 25 hrs. on Mar. 16.
The much criticized Duke report released Monday noted the anger of the families that Duke didn't notify them immediately of the incident, so their sons could retain counsel. Duke campus police were at DMC with the accuser and reported to the dean of student affairs hours later. Yet the parents and players remained in the dark for days. There's no excuse for that.
What probably hurt the players was the Duke police report. They were lulled into a false sense of security that all this would "blow over" according to the report because the victim had "changed her story several times." The three residents of the house did cooperate (a total of 25 hours being interviewed without counsel) but probably thought they were only there as cooperating witnesses because of the Duke police report.