Taurean Green, the assistant men’s basketball coach at the University of Florida, is under investigation for sexual assault following a formal complaint filed by an athletics department employee. The woman,

A sexual assault complaint has been filed against Florida men’s basketball assistant Taurean Green while the university continues to investigate head coach Todd Golden for alleged Title IX violations.

Taurean Green was a 1,000-point scorer at Florida, averaging 4.2 assists and 33.1 minutes for the national title teams in 2006 and ’07. (Sentinel file) ESPN reported the accuser said Green, a key player for back-to-back national champions in 2006-07 ...

Florida men’s basketball assistant coach Taurean Green has been accused of sexual assault, according to ESPN. A University of Florida athletics department employee claims Green of making unwanted physical advances on her in March 2024.

Florida will allow assistant coach Taurean Green to continue in his role after it was revealed in a Title IX investigation that he faces a sexual assault allegation. The Gators, ranked No. 5 in the AP poll this week, host Texas on Saturday. Head coach Todd ...

The University of Florida has cleared men’s basketball coach Todd Golden following a four-month Title IX investigation into allegations of sexual exploitation, sexual harassment and stalking.

"The University of Florida has found no evidence that Todd Golden violated Title IX," a university statement reads.

The University of Florida Men’s Basketball Team just got some welcome news off the court. The Title IX investigation into Head Coach Todd Golden is now closed, after finding no evidence that he violated Title IX rules.

A tumultuous week that began with the Missouri loss and continued with Florida assistant coach Taurean Green being accused of sexual assault in a Title IX complaint concluded with Florida running ...

The University of Florida has cleared men's basketball coach Todd Golden following a four-month Title IX investigation into allegations of sexual exploitation, sexual harassment and stalking.

The University of Florida found no evidence the third-year head coach violated Title IX after accusations of sexual misconduct.