2 days ago · Towers played three games for Wisconsin in 2022-23 before taking a leave of absence in December to address a personal matter. She appeared in one game during the 2023-24 season before transferring.

3 days ago · Towers, a 6-foot-5 forward from Batavia, Illinois, joined Wisconsin after graduating from high school in 2022. She appeared in four games in two seasons before transferring to Ball State ahead of ...

19 hours ago · Complete University of Wisconsin-Madison coverage since 1892. “We are aware of comments shared online by former Badger student-athlete Tessa Towers and will be looking into this matter,” the Wisconsin athletic department said in a statement on Jan.27. “We care deeply about the physical and mental well-being of all of the student-athletes on our teams, …

Tessa Towers, a 6-5 center who played for the Badgers from 2022-24, posted on social media Saturday that Mosley and her staff threatened to kick her off the team if she didn’t abide by their ...

2 days ago · Towers said she was forced to leave the team mid-season by her coaches and staff. Marisa Moseley is the Badger women's head coach. UW Athletics released the following statement regarding the accusations: "We are aware of comments shared online by former Badger student-athlete Tessa Towers and will be looking into this matter.

4 days ago · Ball State center Tessa Towers, who played for Wisconsin from 2022-24, alleged in a TikTok post over the weekend that her freshman year was “completely ruined.” “My freshman year of college, I felt like a lab rat for my coaches and staff because they would put me on new medications every other week,” Towers wrote in captions over photos ...

4 days ago · — Badger WBB HQ (@BadgerWBBHQ) January 27, 2025 Wisconsin reporter Karley Marotta contacted the school after Towers’ Tiktok post blew up on Twitter, putting the women’s basketball program in a hot seat.. UW said in a statement:. We are aware of comments shared online by former Badger student-athlete Tessa Towers and will be looking into this matter.

3 days ago · Tessa Towers, a current player for Ball State women’s basketball, has made public accusations against Wisconsin and head coach Marisa Moseley. Towers, an Illinois native, spent two seasons ...

3 days ago · Tessa Towers, who played for Wisconsin from 2022-24, alleged in a social media post over the weekend that Moseley forced her to grant access to her therapy sessions and get tested for autism against her will, among other accusations. Towers claimed that her failure to comply would result in being kicked off the team.

2 days ago · Tessa Towers, who now plays for Ball State but played for the Badgers from 2022-24, said her coaches at Wisconsin made her feel like a "lab rat" and her freshman year was "completely ruined."