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This was discovered in or around November, suspension and fine was issued and the opportunity at a second chance was given. By all accounts improvements were made and the behavior was stopped. Now that college basketball is in vogue with the tournament, ie all the simple minded people in this country are watching ESPN had the opportunity to present controversial but old news to help bolster ratings.

The problem with this is it's old news, but ESPN waits to drum it up at convenient times. It's sensationalist journalism. ESPN has an agenda, there is no denying it. Add that to the amount of self-righteous people in this country and the mainstream liberalism movement and you have a recipe for the madness that takes place.

Whether they deserved to be fired and whether ESPN should be campaigning for it are two different questions.

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Alexandria

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Posted on 4/5/13 at 12:58 pm to saintsfan22

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Whether they deserved to be fired and whether ESPN should be campaigning for it are two different questions.

It doesn't matter what we think. It's a decision primarily for the parents of the kids, the administration, and the Rutgers community. Not the self-righteous nation as a whole.

And for all intents and purposes the problem was addressed and corrected and everyone in Rutgers was going along just fine. Why the need for the sudden uproar if had been handled. ESPN may not like how it was handled per their agenda but again it's a Rutgers problem.

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