Two Washington, DC, women filed civil complaints against Alexander, Gardner and a third Georgetown University basketball player who they say stole items from their home, according to court documents.
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One woman said in her complaint that Gardner sexually harassed and assaulted her in her home, court documents show.
With that being said, my family and I have decided that Georgetown is not the environment for me to successfully grow as both an individual and as a basketball player."
Gardner, through attorney Cynthia Goode Works, told CNN: "After consultation with my family I have decided that it is in my best interest to enter into the transfer portal.
Georgetown has not responded to a CNN Sports request for comment, but the school posted this statement on its athletic page :
"Men's basketball players Galen Alexander and Myron Gardner have expressed an interest in transferring from Georgetown University and to no longer be on the team, Head Coach Patrick Ewing announced today.
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