Miles Dieffenbach made a proposal to take the helm of Penn State football program and abandon Bowling Green while…

The second Penn State football document describes Franklin’s medical interference, including a player who attempted suicide.

Dr. Scott Lynch examines Penn State guard Miles Dieffenbach after he leaves the field during the first quarter of the Pinstripe Bowl on December 27, 2014, at Yankee Stadium. In Dauphin County Court right now is the dismissed football doctor. PennLive

Tuesday’s testimony from a second team doctor for Penn State football detailed several instances in which coach James Franklin tried to obstruct the team doctors’ and trainers’ medical judgment. One player who tried to commit suicide by jumping out of a window was one example of this interference, according to Dr. Pete Seidenberg, the team doctor during Franklin’s early years as head coach. Seidenberg now practices out of state and is no longer with Penn State.