USA TODAY asked 107 public universities that compete in the NCAA's Football Bowl Subdivision for aggregate statistics about sexual misconduct reports received from 2014 through 2020, including the number formally investigated, the number that resulted in students being found responsible, and a breakdown of sanctions imposed. The analysis covered all forms of sexual misconduct schools must address under Title IX, including sexual harassment and assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking. Among the findings, tens of thousands of sexual misconduct reports filed across the 56 universities that provided complete data resulted in just 1,094 students suspended and 594 expelled. That's an average of 2.8 suspensions and 1.5 expulsions per school each year. The institutions' average annual enrollment was 34,600 students. Visit the link in @usatoday's bio to read more of the analysis' findings.