Former Nebraska women's basketball player accuses ex-coach of grooming her into sexual relationship
In a lawsuit, Ashley Scoggin accused former associate head coach Chuck Love of using his position and influence with head coach Amy Williams to groom her into a sexual relationship.
Some key quotes:
"[Assoc. Head Coach Chuck Love] began contacting Scoggin late at night on social media, asking the college student to meet him, and sometimes [Head Coach] Williams’ husband, for drinks, the lawsuit alleges. Scoggin said she initially declined the invitations, but later accepted, meeting Love in the parking lot of a Costco."
"The relationship eventually became sexual, according to the lawsuit, and the two would meet in different locations in university athletics’ facilities, or in his hotel room during road games: 'Love expected her to become available whenever he texted or messaged her.'"
"A member of the practice squad represented himself as Love to an employee of the hotel in order to obtain a copy of the room key. Two members of the Husker squad later confronted Scoggin in Love’s room, recording the interaction."
"Williams called a team meeting before the game where she allowed other players to 'interrogate' both Scoggin and Love about their relationship for hours, but both denied anything improper, according to the complaint."
"Love encouraged her to claim she was mentally ill."
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