Former Michigan athlete feels betrayed as ex-coach Weiss hacked data of over 150,000 athletes, including hers.

A former University of Michigan female athlete, one of two anonymous plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit, feels "betrayed" after her personal information was hacked by former assistant football coach Matthew Weiss. Weiss, indicted on 24 federal charges, allegedly accessed databases of over 100 universities, downloading data of over 150,000 athletes and intimate photos from over 3,300 people, targeting female athletes. The lawsuit names the University of Michigan and its Regents, accusing them of negligence in preventing Weiss's actions.