Texas A&M's Jace Carter faces online hate threats

Texas A&M basketball player Jace Carter has shared troubling experiences with online hate. He revealed in a locker room interview that he received death threats and racial slurs on social media. This season has been particularly difficult for him, with negative comments coming from some fans after missed shots. Carter discussed these issues after Texas A&M's recent victory over Yale in the NCAA tournament. He expressed that it has been a "long year" for him. Despite the challenges, he feels he has approached the situation like an adult. He is proud to contribute to his team’s success, scoring 10 points in the latest game. Coach Buzz Williams addressed Carter's comments and the impact of social media on his players. He noted that he has had more conversations about these issues lately. Williams emphasized the importance of educating players on how to deal with negative online reactions. Williams mentioned that social media has become a significant factor in the lives of young athletes today. He believes it is crucial for players to talk openly about their experiences. Carter has played for Texas A&M for two seasons and will be facing Michigan in the next round of the tournament.