Clemson fired gymnastics coach following athletes' complaints, emails show
In April, just after Clemson's gymnastics team finished its season, a university employee informed athletic department staff members that an anonymous hotline had received a 'complaint regarding possible emotional/mental abuse within the gymnastics team,' according to a copy of the email obtained through a public records request. The details of the report were redacted.
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