Overview
- Sierra Henry filed a suit June 2 in Harris County’s 157th State District Court accusing Kevin Granger of sexual assault and seeking damages exceeding $1 million.
- The complaint alleges Granger made vulgar comments, inappropriately touched Henry and demanded sexual acts during an April 30 meeting in his office.
- Following notification of the lawsuit, Texas Southern University placed Granger on administrative leave and initiated an independent investigation.
- Granger, who has served the university for over 32 years as a student-athlete, coach and administrator, has not publicly addressed the allegations.
- Henry is represented by attorney Tony Buzbee and asserts that sexually explicit texts continued in the weeks after the alleged incident.