New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is calling for Rutgers University to take action after an external investigation found the school’s head gymnastics “presided over a divided and dysfunctional organization“ while having an undisclosed relationship with the college’s then-athletic director that violated university policy.

An investigation has concluded that former Rutgers athletic director Pat Hobbs had a "relationship" with gymnastics team coach Umme Salim-Beasley that violated university policy.

Rutgers athletics director Patrick Hobbs quit his $1.1 million job last Aug. 16 - "2 days after he was informed" of an investigation

Gov. Phil Murphy called on Rutgers to investigate the gymnastics program this summer, calling allegations “really ugly and very disturbing.”

The four-month $750,000 investigation was conducted by Lowenstein Sandler LLP, which interviewed 62 witnesses, some of whom sat for more than one interview.

Four months after NJ Advance Media uncovered allegations of a “toxic” environment within the Rutgers gymnastics program and an internal investigation into a potential inappropriate relationship between its head coach and former athletic director Pat Hobbs,

Pat Hobbs resigned as Rutgers AD on Aug. 16, 2024 in what was a surprise at the time. Here's a look at highlights and lowlights during his tenure.