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re: Per Scott McKay Facebook post, LSU compliance department scuttles reinstatement of Wade...
Posted on 3/18/19 at 4:01 pm to slackster
Posted on 3/18/19 at 4:01 pm to slackster
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Compliance department is the safety man of college athletics at a place like LSU.
Translation: a bunch of people who frick up pretty much everything they touch, so are placed in a position that’s supposed to get them out of the way, but inexplicably grants them virtually unlimited authority.
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Posted on 3/18/19 at 4:09 pm to Godfather1
Compliance does not absolutely have to have an adversarial relationship with the athletic programs.
It can function in a way that actually benefits the university while still performing their essential job duties.
LSU should start from scratch and hire a compliance director from a major healthcare company and allow actual professionals to install a culture in compliance that is mutually beneficial.
What LSU has now is essentially the kid who got picked on and beaten up all throughout his school years becoming a cop in a small town police department with no accountability. He (the department in the analogy) has an axe to grind with society and takes out his years of pent up frustration on those over whom he now has power.
It can function in a way that actually benefits the university while still performing their essential job duties.
LSU should start from scratch and hire a compliance director from a major healthcare company and allow actual professionals to install a culture in compliance that is mutually beneficial.
What LSU has now is essentially the kid who got picked on and beaten up all throughout his school years becoming a cop in a small town police department with no accountability. He (the department in the analogy) has an axe to grind with society and takes out his years of pent up frustration on those over whom he now has power.
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