Less than a month after sexually explicit comments made by members of the Harvard University men's soccer team about members of the women's soccer team in 2012 went public, the Harvard Crimson reports that past members of the men's cross-country team made similar comments in yearly spreadsheets. In the spreadsheets, members of the men's cross-country team commented on the physical appearances of members of the women's cross-country team, sometimes in a "sexually explicit" way, according to the Crimson. The spreadsheets have been compared to the 2012 "scouting report" created by the men's soccer team, and obtained and published by the Crimson last month, in which players rated female soccer players by attractiveness and made explicit comments about their physical appearance.

November 7, 2016 ・ From Christian Science Monitor