USOC did not heed sexual abuse warnings in 2004

usatodaysports 2017-03-31

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USA TODAY Sports' Rachel Axon describes how USA Swimming asked the USOC for assistance in dealing with issues related to protecting young athletes, six years before USA Swimming was hit with a sex scandal.
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