Did court allow basketball player's Title IX claim to proceed against university?

A basketball player was recruited to play on the men's basketball team at Coppin State University. During his first semester, the basketball player was contacted on social media by an alleged woman interested in a romantic relationship. After sending intimate images to the person, he discovered the individual was a blackmailer who threatened to release the content unless he complied with further demands. The harassment intensified, and the basketball player felt pressured to respond due to fear of losing his spot on the team.

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College Athletics and the Law
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/catl.31435
Primary Topic
Doping in Sports
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Did court allow basketball player's Title IX claim to proceed against university?

Eric Lyerly
College Athletics and the Law
Doping in Sports
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Did court allow basketball player's Title IX claim to proceed against university?

Eric Lyerly
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Abstract

A basketball player was recruited to play on the men's basketball team at Coppin State University. During his first semester, the basketball player was contacted on social media by an alleged woman interested in a romantic relationship. After sending intimate images to the person, he discovered the individual was a blackmailer who threatened to release the content unless he complied with further demands. The harassment intensified, and the basketball player felt pressured to respond due to fear of losing his spot on the team.

College Athletics and the LawVol. 21(12)
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Doping in Sports
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Did court allow basketball player's Title IX claim to proceed against university? — Eric Lyerly · College Athletics and the Law (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS