"I had one of the worst experiences of my life playing for her. The environment was incredibly toxic, and she constantly pitted players against one another. She created an unspoken hierarchy within the team, which led some players to believe they were superior to others. She was verbally abusive, frequently displayed racial bias toward Black women, and engaged in countless microaggressions. Her treatment of athletes often varied based on their race and background. She openly favored international players and seemed to view them as inherently better, often implying they had a stronger work ethic and were easier to coach than American players. She was previously fired after serious concerns arose during her tenure, yet somehow was able to continue coaching. Situations like this highlight how major issues can sometimes go overlooked within collegiate athletics. The impact of the environment on athletes' mental health was significant. During my time in the program, there were serious concerns regarding player well-being, including instances in which athletes struggled with severe mental health challenges and suicidal thoughts. These issues underscored the need for greater accountability, support systems, and attention to athlete welfare. If you are a Black American athlete, I would strongly caution you before considering this program. Based on my experience, you are unlikely to receive the same level of respect, support, or opportunity as others."