Marcellus Wiley responds to 'BS' sexual assault allegations

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Ex-NFL player Marcellus Wiley has been accused of sexual assault by a fellow Columbia University alum in an alleged incident that occurred back in 1994, and he's calling "BS."

The victim’s lawsuit, which was filed in New York Supreme Court under the Adult Survivors Act, claims Wiley, the 48-year-old former ESPN personality, attacked her in the fall of that year while he was playing at the Ivy League during his sophomore season. 

She stated that Wiley had forced himself on her in a freshman dorm room, did not care for her objections to his actions and took her virginity. 

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Marcellus Wiley #75 of the Dallas Cowboys looks on during a NFL football game against the Washington Redskin on September 27, 2004 at FedExField in Landover, Maryland.  (Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)

The alleged details were revealed late Tuesday night, and it did not take Wiley long to discuss the suit in depth on his own YouTube show.

Wiley admitted to spending the night in her dorm room, but "we did not engage in intercourse."

The 48-year-old said she thought the student was "cute," but had no interest in having sex with her knowing she was a virgin at the time. Wiley said, despite her own claims, that "she was actually interested" in having sex.

"If you're a virgin, I am not going to be your first, because I am not looking at it with the same respect, esteem, honor that you should," he said on his show. "We did mess around, but no vaginal intercourse."

Wiley said he was invited and let into the dorm room, as the student had to sign him into the dorm building. He also added she had to sign him out the next