Gordon Monson: Abusive coaches need to be stopped — and we can tell them exactly where

Utah Tech’s investigation into women’s basketball coach JD Gustin is an opportunity to clearly define the line between tough coaching and abuse.

(Joe Buglewicz | The New York Times) Members of the then-Dixie State (now Utah Tech) Trailblazers during a practice in St. George on April 1, 2021. JD Gustin, head coach of the Utah Tech womens' basketball team, is under investigation after current and former players made allegations of misconduct.

Gordon Monson: Abusive coaches need to be stopped — and we can tell them exactly where

Utah Tech’s investigation into women’s basketball coach JD Gustin is an opportunity to clearly define the line between tough coaching and abuse.

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