A freshman quarterback at the University of San Diego has filed a lawsuit claiming sexual hazing by football players inside on-campus locker rooms. The football player said he left USD in August after the alleged incidents, according to the lawsuit. Perez alleged the hazing first started eight days after he showed up for football practice on August 1 at the University of San Diego. It continued for days on campus until, he said, he was so humiliated he left the football team and the University on August 17. Perez filed the lawsuit on Monday in San Diego County Superior Court seeking damages for physical injuries, hazing, and emotional distress. In the lawsuit, Perez alleges he was forced to participate in a so-called "rookie show" inside the USD locker room where upper-class football players drank booze and used drugs, while about 30 rookies were coerced to perform graphic sexual acts and dance naked. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/freshman-football-player-sues-usd-hazing/509-8d466012-ad20-47f3-b01d-2a3c8f9210e6