Florida assistant coach Taurean Green will continue working the men's ... Golden's comments came one day after ESPN reported that a formal complaint was filed with the school's Title IX office ...

The woman, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation, reported to the school's Title IX office that in March 2024, assistant men's basketball coach Taurean ... ESPN in an interview ...

Florida men’s basketball assistant coach Taurean Green was accused of sexual assault in a complaint filed by a UF athletics department employee, ESPN’s Paula Lavigne reported. The news comes ...

ESPN reviewed a copy of the complaint ... And that’s all I can do is keep my head up and keep working.” Florida's Taurean Green, pictured during a win against UCLA in the 2006 NCAA Tournament ...

Florida men’s basketball assistant coach Taurean Green is the subject ... who had only “exchanged casual greetings” with Green to that point, per ESPN, said no and escaped the situation ...

Florida basketball assistant/player development coach Taurean Green is the subject of a Title IX complaint, according to an ESPN.com report. Per the report, Green faces accusations of sexual ...

A Florida athletics department employee has filed a sexual assault complaint against Gators assistant men's basketball coach Taurean Green amid the ... coach Todd Golden, ESPN reports.

An employee of Florida’s athletics department formally filed the complaint with the school’s Title IX office, ESPN reports. Florida's Taurean Green sits on the bench after injuring his knee ...

said (via ESPN). The accusations against Taurean Green come during a turbulent time at the university, which is still handling an investigation into head coach Todd Golden from November.

According to an ESPN.com report, Taurean Green, an assistant player development coach with the Florida Gators, faces allegations of sexual assault for allegedly forcing himself on a UF athletic ...

Taurean Green, a member of the program's back-to-back ... of Florida athletics department employee on Tuesday, according to ESPN's Paula Lavigne. The employee, who asked to remain anonymous ...