Nancy Feldman has received support from Boston University soccer players following Alex Cooper’s allegations.
Nancy Feldman is a former college soccer coach who is currently being accused of sexual harassment by popular podcast host Alex Cooper. More information about her can be found below.
Alex Cooper is the host of the popular podcast Call Her Daddy and most recently the host of the Hulu documentary Call Her Alex. Who is Nancy Feldman, the former Boston University women’s soccer coach accused of sexual harassment by podcast host Alex Cooper?
Alex Cooper, host of the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, claims to have had an unpleasant encounter with her former Boston University soccer coach, Nancy Feldman, which Cooper calls sexual harassment.
Cooper made the allegation in her new Hulu documentary Call Her Alex.
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Alex Cooper, the influential host of the extremely popular podcast Call Her Daddy, has made disturbing sexual harassment allegations against her former college soccer coach Nancy Feldman at Boston University. June 10, 2025
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In the latest episode, Cooper accused her former college soccer coach Nancy Feldman of sexually harassing her while at Boston University. June 9, 2025
Nancy Feldman Accused of Sexual Harassment
Alex Cooper recently accused her former college soccer coach Nancy Feldman of sexually harassing her in her 2025 Hulu documentary Call Her Alex.
. According to Cooper, she was sexually harassed by Nancy during her sophomore year at Boston University. Cooper added that the harassment included attempts to isolate her, inappropriate physical contact, and intrusive inquiries into her sex life. Nancy described the entire experience as a “deranged game” where Nancy made her playing time contingent on her personal revelations. Cooper and her parents reported the behavior to BU officials, but they claim the university ignored their concerns and never investigated. As a result, Cooper left the team before her senior year, but retained her scholarship. Nearly 100 BU women’s soccer alumni are reportedly speaking out in support of longtime head coach Nancy Feldman after former player Alex Cooper went public with allegations of sexual harassment last week.
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The allegations subsequently garnered widespread attention, especially after Cooper revealed the lack of response from BU’s athletic department. As the allegations gained public attention, all eyes were on BU and how it handled them. According to Cooper, she waited nearly a decade to speak publicly about the matter, and now she is determined to speak out. Meanwhile, Feldman, who has since retired, has yet to speak out publicly. pic.twitter.com/EtxhYsiE9X
However, a number of Boston University (BU) women’s soccer alumni have signed a letter in support of former head coach Nancy Feldman, days after Alex Cooper accused Feldman of sexual harassment in her recent Hulu documentary, Call Her Alex. June 17, 2025
The letter was signed by 99 former BU Trier athletes and a BU women’s soccer representative, all of whom publicly supported Feldman.
Nancy Feldman’s Biography and Age
Nancy Feldman is a former college soccer coach who has been accused of sexual harassment. Prior to the allegations, she was a respected figure in American women’s college soccer, best known for leading the Boston University women’s soccer program for nearly three decades. Feldman’s exact age is unknown, but she is believed to be in her early 60s.
Growing up in Needham, Massachusetts, Nancy played a variety of sports in her youth. By the age of 13, she developed a strong interest in soccer. Despite early setbacks, such as never being allowed to play Little League due to her gender, Feldman was determined to pursue sports and eventually earned a spot in college athletics.
Education
Nancy Feldman graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a bachelor’s degree in public health and received a master’s degree in exercise and sports science from Smith College in 1983. While at Amherst, she was a notable student-athlete at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, playing as a forward and midfielder. She once set a school record by scoring four goals in a single game.
Coaching Career
After completing her education, Nancy Feldman coached at Plymouth State University and Lake Forest College. In 1995, she eventually became the first head coach of Boston University’s Division I women’s soccer program. Nancy played for the team for more than 27 seasons, building a strong team that achieved 326 wins and 14 NCAA tournament appearances. Feldman retired in 2022, having been named Coach of the Year approximately 12 times.
Marriage and Children
Nancy Feldman is married to her long-term partner Emily and has two adult children and two grandchildren. The couple keeps their private lives largely private, only occasionally mentioning their family in public interviews.

