World renowned swim coach Teri McKeever has an impressive list of accomplishments to her name: as the longtime head coach of the women's team at UC Berkeley, she’s led the Cal Bears to four NCAA national championships, and even coached several US Olympic swim teams. But new allegations of bullying and abuse are casting her career in a different light, and also sparking a conversation about when tough coaching goes too far. 

On this edition of KCBS In Depth, we pick up on that conversation and consider where to draw the line in coaching.

Guests: 
Jessica Chin, professor of sports sociology, San Jose State University 
Jason Sacks, president, Positive Coaching Alliance

Hosts:Keith Menconi, Holly Quan 

World renowned swim coach Teri McKeever has an impressive list of accomplishments to her name: as the longtime head coach of the women's team at UC Berkeley, she&rsquo;s led the Cal Bears to four NCAA national championships, and even coached several US Olympic swim teams. But new allegations of bullying and abuse are casting her career in a different light, and also sparking a conversation about when tough coaching goes too far.&nbsp;
On this edition of KCBS In Depth, we pick up&nbsp;on that conversation and consider where to draw the line in coaching.
Guests:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Jessica Chin, professor of sports sociology, San Jose State University&nbsp;</li>
<li>Jason Sacks, president, Positive Coaching Alliance</li>
</ul>
Hosts: Keith Menconi, Holly Quan&nbsp;

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