No I'm not. That has been the narrative given up to this point as far as I know, without any real dispute. As I said earlier in this thread, if the coach stole the password or somehow forced the kid to give it to him, then yes criminal charges are appropriate.

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Also, if the individual who provided this information, willingly or unwillingly, is a minor, does it change anything?

I don't see why it should. The kid is 16 years old I think I read, and previously on the football team. Unless you can convince me that a 16 year old that has played football was so incredibly innocent and oblivious to the world that he had no idea what his uncle, who just so happens to be a coach for next week's opponent, would want to use his film account for.

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Posted by LC412000

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Posted on 11/1/13 at 6:21 pm to Open Your Eyes

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Also, if the individual who provided this information, willingly or unwillingly, is a minor, does it change anything?

I don't see why it should. The kid is 16 years old I think I read, and previously on the football team. Unless you can convince me that a 16 year old that has played football was so incredibly innocent and oblivious to the world that he had no idea what his uncle, who just so happens to be a coach for next week's opponent, would want to use his film account for.

In this sense, then all the DHS players who knowingly reacted to SL calls, cadences, etc should be suspended for the remainder of the year?

Again, nobody on this board knows if the acct info was willingly handed over to the DHS coaches.

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