Attorney Says in Court Papers that Ex-Nebraska Assistant Admitted Having Sex with Player
Court filings say Chuck Love admitted the relationship after previously denying it, as Ashley Scoggin seeks damages and a jury trial over her removal from the team.
- Former Nebraska assistant women's basketball coach Chuck Love admitted to a sexual relationship with player Ashley Scoggin during a February 5, 2026 deposition, reversing his previous court denials.
- Scoggin sued Nebraska and Love in 2024, alleging she was groomed for a sexual relationship and that officials violated Title IX by failing to intervene with trained investigators.
- Teammates orchestrated a hotel 'caper' in 2022 to record Scoggin in Love's room, believing video proof was necessary to force head coach Amy Williams to take action.
- Nebraska dismissed Scoggin from the team in February 2022; Love resigned three months later, and Scoggin transferred to UNLV to finish her college career.
- Scoggin expanded her case in February 2026 by suing two additional Nebraska officials for failing to ensure due process, though no trial date has been set.
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Ex-Nebraska Women’s Basketball Assistant Admits to Sexual Relationship With Former Player
Former Nebraska women’s basketball assistant Chuck Love has reportedly admitted to having a sexual relationship with former Cornhuskers player Ashley Scoggin, according to court documents obtained by ESPN. The documents, filed in March by Scoggin’s attorney, Maren Chaloupka, are related to the civil suit she filed in 2024, in which she alleges Love groomed her in order to have sex with her. She also alleges that the university mishandled the sit…
Former Nebraska coach admits to sexual relationship with player as lawsuit moves forward
A former assistant coach for the University of Nebraska women's basketball team has admitted under oath to having a sexual relationship with a player at the center of an ongoing federal lawsuit, according to recently filed court documents.
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USA TodayEx-Nebraska coach admits sexual relationship with player, records show
A former assistant women’s basketball coach at Nebraska admitted in a pretrial deposition he had a sexual relationship with a former Nebraska player who later sued the coach and university.
Former Nebraska women's basketball coach admits sexual relationship with ex-player, lawsuit claims
A former women’s college basketball coach admitted to having sex with one of his former players, court documents say.According to the Associated Press, Chuck Love said in a deposition last February that he and Ashley Scoggin had sex prior to her dismissal from the team in 2022, after initially denying it.The former player initially filed a civil lawsuit in 2024 against Love and university officials, accusing Love and the athletic director of fai…
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