If he's charged with something then yes it will be.ESPN doesn't seem to have a problem reporting how either a 17 or 18 year old Ohio State recruit allegedly fondled a 15 year old girl and maybe 7 or 8 others. Assuming whatever Sanders did was against the law, won't it be public record soon?
He's got to clear the background check and drug test just like everyone else at UNL. You make an offer pending the outcome of those things and after you're cleared then you are officially offered the job. Until then you're not hired.So the official statement says Bo is going to be looking for a replacement.... I thought we already had one in Corey Raymond???
If that is true, would that alone be reason for dismissal? Is it against the verbiage in his contract, because consentual relations between 2 consenting adults should be no one elses business, no matter how unsavory the situation.didn't read through the thread so SIAP. supposedly he was sexing up UNL students.
What the bloody, f'ing hell man?!?!?!?!?
I don't totally disagree but remember there are other people involved as well, other parties, victims (in some situations- I don't know about this one), wives, kids, families, etc. A little discretion doesn't help our need to know but it might be the right thing to do.I suppose this is where the argument would come in that if you are embarrassed of your behavior then why did you do it in the first place?Do you think we should be told? I mean, I really want to know but I have to think the hush hush has to do with protecting people and legal issues. If I were a player or a coach and I messed up and had to be let go I would want the university to handle it the way they have handled these situations.Glenn, Castille, now Sanders. The list just goes on.i'll bet we never hear the real story on this one.....let your imagination run wild now...... :corndance
Consenting adults whether married or not? Yes if other adult is not a student of UNL. I would think there is a clause in every employee of UNL that they cannot engage in relations with any student at the university. This is why I think the supposed indescretion Carl had wouldn't be the same. The supposed other was not a student. Was it right if actually true? No, not morally but it wasn't the first time and wont be the last it happens to a school employee or coach. But it had nothing to do with a student which would be pretty much unforgiveable as an employee.If that is true, would that alone be reason for dismissal? Is it against the verbiage in his contract, because consentual relations between 2 consenting adults should be no one elses business, no matter how unsavory the situation.didn't read through the thread so SIAP. supposedly he was sexing up UNL students.
It's normal at universities that employees (e.g., professors) CAN have sexual relations with students, so long as they're not supervising them. I know this because I am a professor at a state university, and I can assure you that this is the norm for the majority of schools. (I know of several marriages that have come about this way!) Now, there are exceptions for certain high profile positions, which do have different standards and conduct clauses.Consenting adults whether married or not? Yes if other adult is not a student of UNL. I would think there is a clause in every employee of UNL that they cannot engage in relations with any student at the university. This is why I think the supposed indescretion Carl had wouldn't be the same. The supposed other was not a student. Was it right if actually true? No, not morally but it wasn't the first time and wont be the last it happens to a school employee or coach. But it had nothing to do with a student which would be pretty much unforgiveable as an employee.If that is true, would that alone be reason for dismissal? Is it against the verbiage in his contract, because consentual relations between 2 consenting adults should be no one elses business, no matter how unsavory the situation.didn't read through the thread so SIAP. supposedly he was sexing up UNL students.
This is just what i'm reading between the lines.