US EditionEx-Wisconsin players say in lawsuit that former coach Marisa Moseley psychologically abused them
Five former players allege coach Marisa Moseley manipulated mental health and retaliated against protected speech, with the university failing to act despite multiple reports, according to court filings.
- Five former University of Wisconsin women's basketball players filed a lawsuit against Marisa Moseley, the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents, and Justin Doherty for alleged psychological abuse.
- The plaintiffs accused Moseley of threatening to take away playing time or scholarships as she interfered with their mental health treatment.
- The lawsuit claims that Justin Doherty and the university ignored reports of the abuse, resulting in a policy of 'laissez-faire inaction.'
- Moseley is accused of manipulating players' mental health to control them, including pressuring them to sign agreements releasing medical records.
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thepress.netFive ex-Wisconsin women's basketball players sue former coach Marisa Moseley, alleging mental abuse
Moseley's former players claim their coach exerted abusive and controlling behavior over them, and that school officials did nothing to stop it
Former UConn women’s basketball assistant Marisa Moseley subject of lawsuit from time at Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. — Five former Wisconsin women’s basketball players have filed a lawsuit saying they received psychological abuse from ex-Badgers coach Marisa Moseley and that the university responded with “a policy of laissez-faire inaction.” The lawsuit filed Friday in federal court lists the Wisconsin Board of Regents, Moseley and former Wisconsin associate athletic director for external communications Justin Doherty as defendants. The plaintiff…
Wisconsin State Journal
Former Wisconsin coach Marisa Moseley caused ‘severe emotional distress,’ players say in lawsuit
Former Wisconsin women’s basketball players claim in a suit that Marisa Moseley forced them to go to therapy against their will.
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