Madison Square Garden has settled its second sexual harassment lawsuit in the span of 16 days, agreeing to a settlement with Courtney Prince, the former captain of the Rangers’ cheerleading squad. While details of the settlement were not announced, the agreement comes on the heels of the Anucha Browne Sanders trial, which saw Sanders awarded $11.5 million in damages.

While Prince’s case focused on a Garden P.R. manager and lacked a flashy defendant such as Knicks GM and Coach Isiah Thomas, the plaintiff’s accusations were perhaps even more lurid than the allegations made by Browne Sanders. For a complete account, including illicit propositions, graphic sexual language, and manic hypersexuality, check out the New York Times.