re: From LSU to Kansas, everyone involved in Les Miles scandal should be fired. USA TODAY

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Everyone fired because Les Miles flirted with hot interns. We need an election or something to stop focusing on this stupid stuff.

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Well, Les did do more than flirting. It went beyond creepy to, at a minimum, borderline illegal. And it isn't the condo I'm referring to, or the innuendo.

It's the fact that after 1/9/12 he decided to double down and instead of letting other coaches help him change, he became even more controlling. Yes, we all know that and the results on the field showed.

But included in that being more micromanaging was he insisted on recruiting the female atheletic assistants, even did the interviewing, and insisted on certain looks (that just so happened to fit his personal tastes- not just "good looking"). To make it worse women who were employed who did not fit the physical characteristics he, as a head football coach was looking for, he sought to have fired or at least the hours reduced. That is discrimination.

And THEN he creeped on some of them that he personally influenced their hiring thereby directly establishing a power position. That is fits sever definitions of impropriety of indiscretions, including sexual harassments.

And if he kissed one (still denies and was never proven), now you are into assualt.

So starting with insisting on being the one hiring some of these women (instead of coaching btw), through having a narrowly defined criteria of physical traits to then flirting/harassing them, possibly assaulting them, Les managed to check all the boxes in what was his personal journey under the guise of improving recruiting due to the loss on 1/9/12.

Many many knew that he insisted on being way too close to hiring these women (including Seagar). That's where it should have stopped.

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Everyone fired because Les Miles flirted

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And that we're in agreement on. Scorched earth shouldn't apply. People should be held accountable, including those that looked the other way IF they could have done something. It's still people that comprise a company, a school, a group. And it the people that should face consequences.

And while no longer being at LSU should not be a reason for there to be no consequences, being at LSU now shouldn't be the reason to punish those not involved.

Wolken is a TOOL that always takes shots at LSU, especially Basketball.

Fu** that dude

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Now if they want to go after Miles, F King, etc, go ahead.

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Granted, Wolken is a biased retard. Let's just get that out of the way.

So in that context... why isn't one of the pursuit lines of all this coverage WHO kept Alleva from firing Les in 2013? And again in 2015?

In 2013 when Alleva sent an email detailing his recommendation for firing Les for cause. Causes completely related to this shite, and completely unrelated to on-the-field coaching. FKA that's who. That's who refused to take that recommendation, with his backing, to the BoS. And shame on the BoS for relying on FKA as their sole source of guidance.

But good ole woke FKA was the bottleneck to stopping a bad culture at or near the top of our athletics that then, predictably so, permeated down to players. In no way was FKA soley responsible. Each person is responsible for their own actions- Guice and Les included.

But the one person most best positioned to stop, blunt, mitigate, or reverse this from a couple bad apples to a "culture" or "systematic" problem not only didn't do that because of his own political machinations and wanting to make sure people like Alleva couldn't interfere with his allies (like Miles). That's FKA.

Crazy idea here...this is a great opportunity for someone (i.e. LSU) to grow a spine and just say "no" to the virtue signal warriors.

They can't eat you. They can't kill you. All they can do is call you ugly names and threaten meaningless boycotts.

Just say no to social justice warriors. It's quite liberating, really.

Forget USA today bunch of whinny liberals! Miles is a goof ball, and he's been fired!! Unless he forced a women in a car or he forced kissed/groped her after she refused then there is no assault. Just a stupid man and a woman trying to get paid.

Woke Dan is nothing if not consistent.

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The point is that while Les’s behavior was creepy and way beyond the level of acceptable behavior for a man in his position, it was not criminal. These woke journalists want another Baylor and will stretch the facts to get it.

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Yawn. Until they go this hard after Cuomo, I’ll let football coaches have a pass. The head politico of a state did worse with staff and murdered senior citizens to artificially inflate covid stats. As long as they try to roast Miles on a spot while giving Cuomo a pass, I’ll yawn.

For those of you saying this is not a big deal, you are wrong. These are not rumors. He was out of control. There are a lot more young women who didn't come forward than did. There's no doubt in my mind that what he did off the field impacted what his teams did on the field.