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but it makes neither of the situations right. And while I believe criminal charges in this case are extreme, they were still doing something they knew was wrong and should face the consequences. Absolutely. Acadiana had to forfeit 4 games for playing a sub in blowouts in which his papers were forged and the coaches had no knowledge of. They would have completely missed the playoffs had they ha to forfeit another game. Sh*t isn't fair sometimes but it's the way it is.

I have already said fine/suspend the coaches, forfeit the game, let the Lhsaa and school board handle the ethical issues however they see fit. But criminal charges are completely inappropriate. You pretty much agreed with everything I said. What are you trying to argue exactly?

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Posted by Open Your Eyes

Member since Nov 2012

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Posted on 11/1/13 at 5:42 pm to Open Your Eyes

Also, since its obviously appropriate here to make real world comparisons with bank accounts, private/sensitive information, etc., why is nobody talking about whoever at SL is responsible for managing user account access? Because in the real world, if an IT guy doesn't terminate a former employee''s network access, and that former employee uses his access to damage the company and/or its customers after he is no longer working there, that IT guy is going to be in deep shite.

Since everyone is out for blood here, what is the status of that SL coach?

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Posted by GeauxLSUGeaux

1 room down from Erin Andrews

Member since May 2004

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Posted on 11/1/13 at 7:04 pm to Open Your Eyes

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They had authorization. Unless you think the kid giving them his account password is not authorization to access his account. Good luck with that one though.

My argument is that the kid giving them the password does not give them permission to look at the other teams hudl account. You say "fine them, suspend them" while at the same time trying to make it sound like what they did wasn't wrong. It's the kids fault he gave them the password, it was the coaches who took it upon themselves to act on that impulse. Not just the one who got the password. They did something that in my mind is inexcusable. Don't arrest them, but they shouldn't be coaching either. Everyone is looking for an edge but this is bush league. Don't take it out on the kids, and the sad thing is that those same kids are learning from these coaches that doing this is ok. Hopefully they set an example so those kids see that actions have consequences. That's what I'm saying.

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