Wisconsin Basketball Coach Marisa Moseley Accused of Player Mistreatment

Former player Tessa Towers alleges toxic behavior by Moseley and staff, prompting an investigation by the university.

Tessa Towers, a former Wisconsin women's basketball player now at Ball State, accused head coach Marisa Moseley of creating a toxic environment and mistreating her during her time with the team.
Towers alleged she was forced to sign a release granting the coach access to her therapy sessions under threat of being removed from the team.
Additional claims include being pressured to undergo autism testing, being excluded from team trips, and being coerced into choosing between hospitalization or dismissal from the team.
The University of Wisconsin has acknowledged the allegations and announced an investigation, citing federal privacy laws as a limitation in addressing specific claims publicly.
Several former Wisconsin players have expressed support for Towers' allegations on social media, while Moseley's coaching record includes a 44-68 record over four seasons with the team.