re: Former tennis player goes public on Davis.*Interesting Updates*

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From what was allegedly said Idont if you have to suspend Davis because he got into a fight with his GF. Now if they knew he was really just beating the shite out of her, it’s still not great. It’s the years earlier prior abuse that concerns me. If LSU knew about that and let it go on that’s really fricking bad.

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There are huge differences in every persons upbringing as a child. Some guys were never taught as a kid, that under no circumstance do you ever hit a girl. And the same thing with the girls - many different levels of upbringing.

I only say this because you would think, that a flagship university like LSU, would have 2 staff members (a male and a female) in the Athletic Dept whose job is to meet bimonthly or weekly with EVERY student athlete to teach and discuss: Managing your personal life as a Student Athlete.

Do we not have something like this in place?

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The article also shows that a Title IX investigation was ongoing at the end of April. We don’t know exactly when that investigation started.

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Sooooo.....

We actually don't know anything about anything. It could be that everyone within the organization (excluding perhaps Sells if she is lying about when she knew) did everything exactly correct.

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It's embarrassing how the LSU administration has handled this.

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How have they handled this? You don't know.

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Let the heads roll. frick them all.

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Put the pitchfork down, you don't know.

It just doesn't add up to me, I would've exhausted very possible avenue to have the matter investigated if i were her father. Call BRPD. Sue the school if they don't do anything, etc. etc.

Guarantee you i wouldn't.

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Guarantee you i wouldn't.

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So even though the father did go to police and lsu, did come visit his daughter and begged her to come home, you are questioning him harder than anyone else

But yeh, you wouldnt be questioning his motives if he sued the school

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Was he incapable of disallowing his daughter from seeing Davis again?

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Know how I know you don't have kids What kind of comment is this? You gonna sit here and pretend your parents could have complete control over you like that while you were in college?

One massive police state. I am thinking that I would have left LSU if that were what happened to me. As a father, I would have pulled my son or daughter out and sought counsel on multiple levels.

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I would tell her that she is not going back. All you could do is withhold money.

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Same. My father cut off both my sister and me for not respecting his will at around that age. I guess that's not a popular approach these days though

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Put the pitchfork down, you don't know.

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Of course they don't. I've made this point repeatedly. There are myriad gaps and inconsistencies and disputed issues of fact in this saga, which are being filled by unfounded, reckless conjecture and assumption. It amazes me how willing certain people are to leap to emotional conclusions based on a fraction of the relevant record. It reminds me of what happens in regards to controversial police shootings. Every reactive, hyper-emotional poster on the internet immediately comes to absolute conclusions about what happened without ever waiting for the full facts to emerge.

Fortunately, the individuals actually charged with making decisions at LSU will not act as irrationally or brashly as posters here. A full investigation will be conducted by a qualified law firm. The full facts will be disclosed. Then we can assess what occurred and LSU's level of culpability, whatever it might be.

In the meantime, the moderators should consider deleting this thread, as it merely hurts both LSU and the accusers based on little more than gossip.