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Statement: Multiple players from the last three seasons said Greg Powers called players "pussies" and sent disparaging text messages.
Fact: The current Arizona State hockey roster includes 18 new players.
Fact: A flyer posted last season showed Charmin toilet paper and logos for other leagues and the transfer portal.
Fact: Greg Powers posted a text from an alum that called players "talented pussies."
Arizona State hockey team's past preliminary training included a 2-mile run, 300-yard shuttle run, and weightlifting.
Statement: Sources alleged Greg Powers smashed a staff member's laptop and a locker room television.
Statement: A lawyer for Matthew Mayich's family said the player is unlikely to recover.
Fact: The Arizona State University Police Department has opened a probe into the workout incident.
Fact: Greg Powers' fundraising resulted in the $137 million Mullett Arena and an endowed head coach position.
Fact: Arizona State announced last month it is reviewing the workout, but stated it is not an investigation.
Fact: Greg Powers played goaltender for the Arizona State club hockey team in the late 1990s.
Fact: Matthew Mayich, 21, collapsed during a workout on Aug. 20 and was hospitalized.
Fact: Matthew Mayich is a St. Louis Blues prospect from Stoney Creek, Ontario.
Fact: The team's first workout on Aug. 20 was led by former Green Beret Tim Ziesel, not the coach.
Statement: Greg Powers said on a May 18 podcast that his team was "soft" and he didn't get "buy-in" from players.
Fact: Matthew Mayich is in critical condition.
Fact: Greg Powers has been the sole head coach for Arizona State men's hockey during its 12 years in Division I.
Fact: The 2025-26 Arizona State hockey team lost 10 of its final 12 games and missed the postseason.
Tim Graham was previously an enterprise reporter for the Buffalo News, covered the AFC East for ESPN, and covered the Miami Dolphins for the Palm Beach Post.
Fact: Five months ago, singer Cami Clune's microphone failed during 'O Canada' at a Bruins-Sabres playoff game.