Boston alumni defend football coach Am in Alex Cooper harassment claims
Nearly 100 Boston University women’s football alumni have reportedly provided defense for coaches Nancy FeldmanAccused of sexual harassment last week Alex Cooper During college.
TMZ reported on Monday, June 16 that it received a letter signed by 99 former BU football players who said their experience with Feldman is no different from the allegations of the host of the “Title Her Father” podcast in her new Hulu documentary. Call her Alex.
Instead of seeking to “reduce or discredit anyone’s personal experience”, the organization said they hope to record their experience with Feldman as “Manchester United”.
The former college player said that under Feldman, “we definitely don’t feel unsafe”. “We never have the risk of misconduct or anyone who might be considered sexual harassment,” they said.
The letter continues: “As a leader, she approaches with professionalism every day and makes decisions for the success of her team.”
TMZ said signatories across the alumni have concluded for decades that Feldman “still be a big part of our lives and we will stand by her.”
Cooper, 30, played for the college’s women’s football team from 2013 to 2015 according to the BU website.
exist Call her AlexCooper premiered on June 10, claiming that Feldman began to “fix on me, more than any other teammate of mine” as a sophomore, calling the so-called experience “confusing.”
“[It] It was all the people she wanted to know about my date, she commented on my body, she always wanted to be with me. ” she said. people.
Cooper said: “That’s this psychiatric game, ‘Do you want to play? Tell me about your sex life.’ She also claimed that Feldman told her: “I have to drive to your night shift. Get in the car with me alone. ”
Alex Cooper is opening up about why she decided to speak out about the reasons for the sexual harassment she encountered in college. 30 years old […]
In a statement US Weekly A Boston University spokesman said on Friday, June 13, “Boston University has a zero-tolerance policy for sexual harassment. We have a strong system of resources, support and staff dedicated to the health of students and conduct a thorough reporting process through the Office of Equal Opportunity. We encourage our community members to report any issues and we remain committed to promoting a safe and safe camping environment.”
Feldman could not be contacted. US Weekly last week.
Cooper studied film and television at BU and graduated in 2017. Feldman retired from the college’s track and field department in 2022 after 27 years of coaching.
If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, please call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).
