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Alex Cooper opens for alleged sexual harassment during her college years.
In a new documentary, the “Call his father” podcast A host claimed to have been disturbed by a former Boston University football coach Nancy Feldman. Cooper played for the college’s women’s football team between 2013 and 2015, by university website.
Cooper, 30, made the allegations in his new docuseries, Call Hi Alexwho performed for the first time on Sunday, June 8, at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City and streams on Hulu starting on Tuesday, June 10.
Cooper claimed in the documentary that Feldman had begun to “repair me, a more than any other team for me” during her Sophomore year, describing the alleged experience as “confusing.”
“(It was) all set in him wanted to know who I was dating, she commented on my body and she always wanted to be alone with me,” he said, back People.
Weekly US reached out to the University of Boston and Feldman for comments.
“This psychotic game of, ‘You want to play? Tell me about your sex life,'” Cooper described one alleged event. He also claimed that Feldman had told her, “I must drive you to your evening class. Get in the car with me alone.”
Cooper said in the dock, “I felt so uncomfortable,” but said she felt she couldn’t speak out at the time because “I was attending a full learning scholarship. If I didn’t follow this woman’s rules, I was gone.”
The Podcaster said she eventually told her parents about the alleged harassment at the time. Her parents contacted a lawyer, who advised that the College would likely drag a legal case for years, per People. She also said that officers took no action when written documentation was submitted to them detailing her alleged encounters with Feldman.
During questioning and answering following the premiere of his new documentary, Cooper described the experience as “frustrating.”
“I want to tell girls to come on and say it, but I did, and I didn’t believe, and then it took me a decade,” he said.
“I’m not ashamed to have taken me 10 years,” Cooper continued. “But it makes me question a lot, and I think this documentary is as difficult as it was to explore, I actually think this is just the beginning.
Cooper studied film and television in Bu, graduating in 2017. Feldman retired from the College’s Department of Athletics in 2022 after 27 years of training.
If you or someone you know have sexually assaulted you, please contact the National Sexual Assault Wire at 1-800-656-Hope (4673).