Former Nebraska Basketball Player Sues Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct

Ashley Scoggin files lawsuit against university and coaching staff, highlighting issues of grooming and lack of protective policies.

Former Nebraska women's basketball player Ashley Scoggin has filed a lawsuit against the university, alleging grooming and sexual misconduct by former assistant coach Chuck Love.
Scoggin accuses head coach Amy Williams and athletic director Trev Alberts of failing to take appropriate action and not setting policies to prevent such misconduct.
The lawsuit details how Scoggin was allegedly groomed into a sexual relationship with Love, leading to her dismissal from the team after the relationship was exposed.
Scoggin, now playing for UNLV, seeks unspecified damages for the alleged violation of her civil rights and the impact on her academic and athletic career.
The case raises broader questions about power dynamics and the protection of student-athletes in college sports programs.