BERMAN: All right. Reuters is reporting that Peyton Manning is one of 10 former student athletes cited in a new Title IX lawsuit against the University of Tennessee. Coy Wire with more on this morning's bleacher report -- Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Yes, the current suit is not against Manning. It reportedly claims the school created a hostile sexual environment by being indifferent towards student athlete assaults. According to "Reuters", the suit cites several instances dating back to the mid-1990s. A former student athlete accused of sexual misconduct, including Manning. Manning denied those allegations and said he was mooning a fellow player. A trainer filed a lawsuit which "Reuters" reports was settled with the agreement. But the trainer leave the school. CNN has been unable to reach Manning's reps for a response. But the University of Tennessee has issued a statement on the current suit, saying, quote, "The claim that we have allowed a culture to exist contrary to our institutional commitment to providing a safe environment for our students or that we do not support those who report sexual assault is false," end quote. Now, Michaela, just to reiterate -- the current claim is against the University of Tennessee. While Manning is named in the claim, he is not a defendant in the suit.</s>PEREIRA: All right. The fallout will continue, I'm sure. Coy, thanks so much for that.</s>WIRE: You're welcome.</s>PEREIRA: All right. Did you see last night's Grammy Awards? It certainly did not disappoint. If you did miss out, we're going to break down the key moments of music's big night for you, ahead.
Reuters: Peyton Manning Cited in Title IX Lawsuit