Riley Cochran-Hernandez, a former football player at Del Campo High School in Sacramento, California, has filed a lawsuit against his former coaches, Matt Costa and Jeffry Remington, citing harassment, discrimination, and unsafe practices. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California, alleges that the coaches created a hostile environment, using racial slurs and conducting practices in extreme heat without adequate hydration. Cochran-Hernandez claims that these conditions contributed to a severe injury, including nerve damage, due to being pressured to practice despite a doctor's note regarding his condition. The lawsuit also highlights a disturbing comment made by Remington, suggesting that immigrant students could be reported to federal authorities for financial gain. An investigation by the San Juan Unified School District corroborated many of Cochran-Hernandez's claims, concluding that the coaches' actions were detrimental to student safety. However, the district's response was criticized for not providing adequate relief to the player. The district has stated that maintaining safe environments for students is a top priority but declined to comment on the ongoing litigation.