I'm Aisha Roscoe, and this is a Sunday Story from Up First,
where we go beyond the news of the day to bring you one big story.
And just a heads up, today's story includes mentions of sexual and emotional abuse,
suicide and bullying, and includes explicit language.
We know all too well the stories of the sexual abuse of college athletes.
A former U.S.
Olympic gymnastics team doctor pleaded guilty to child sexual abuse in Michigan State Court today.
Child sex abuse charges have now stained a legendary story of college football,
the long-running success story of Penn State.
In some cases,
the violation of athletes by people who were supposed to care for them went on for years.
Sometimes those with power to stop the abuse did little or nothing.
How could this have happened to so many athletes and for so long?
Today's story asks that same question, but we're talking about a different kind of abuse of power.
I've seen her call us useless, stupid, incompetent, when we couldn't complete a drill at her level.
I've seen my teammates crying.
When we come back, a look at the complicated issue of emotional abuse in college sports.
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