
NC State Sports Medicine Director Indicted on 32 Sexual Abuse Charges
Robert Murphy Jr., former director of sports medicine at North Carolina State University, has been arrested in Florida and indicted in Wake County on 32 charges, including nine felonies, for sexual contact under the pretext of medical treatment. The charges stem from 14 cases involving male athletes between 2016 and 2021. Murphy resigned in 2022 after a civil lawsuit by over 30 former players alleged inappropriate conduct during drug tests and treatments. NC State officials condemned the alleged misconduct, while Murphy’s attorneys disputed the prosecution, citing prior law enforcement conclusions. A conviction for the felony charges carries a maximum sentence of 182 months and mandatory sex offender registration.













