Boston Alumni Defend Soccer Coach Amid Alex Cooper's Accusations: Report
- Alex Cooper, the host of the Call Her Daddy podcast, accused her former Boston University soccer coach Nancy Feldman of sexual harassment in a Hulu documentary series titled Call Her Alex that debuted on June 10, 2025.
- Cooper detailed that Feldman fixated on her during her sophomore year from 2013 to 2015, making inappropriate comments, wanting to be alone with her, and touching her, but university officials ignored her report.
- In response, 99 former BU women's soccer players and coaches who played under Feldman for 27 years signed a letter defending her professionalism and stated they never felt unsafe or witnessed harassment.
- On June 12 and 13, a Boston University spokesperson emphasized the university's firm stance against sexual harassment and highlighted the availability of support services and a reporting system through its Equal Opportunity Office.
- The allegations have sparked ongoing discussion within the BU community, highlighting contrasting experiences with Feldman, who has not publicly responded to the accusations as of now.
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Dozens of former BU women’s soccer players sign letter supporting former coach after Alex Cooper allegations
Dozens of alumni from Boston University’s women’s soccer team have signed a letter supporting the team’s former coach after she was accused by podcast star Alex Cooper of sexual harassment
BU alumni defend coach amid Alex Cooper’s sexual harassment claims
Decades of Boston University women’s soccer players have signed a letter defending coach Nancy Feldman on the heels of “Call Her Daddy” host Alex Cooper’s sexual harassment allegations against her. Ninety-nine alumni spoke as a “united group” in saying they “categorically never felt unsafe” under Feldman, according to the letter obtained Monday by TMZ Sports. Though they had no desire to “diminish or discredit anyone’s individual experience,” th…

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