Former Wisconsin basketball player Tessa Towers alleges mistreatment by coach Marisa Moseley, staff
A former Wisconsin women’s basketball player has alleged mistreatment by Badgers coach Marisa Moseley and her staff. Tessa Towers, a 6-5 center who played for the Badgers from 2022-24, posted on social media Saturday that Mosley and her staff threatened to kick her off the team if she didn’t abide by their wishes on multiple issues regarding her mental health.
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