re: LSU responds to Wade: “Will and his folks ... not denied any wrongdoing.”

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That would not be enough and they know it. He would need to be more specific and define "wrongdoing", which would put him in a bind in April.

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That's not necessarily true. If an employee of mine is being accused of doing something illegal on the job then I would want to talk to him for sure.

If he looks me in the eye and says he didn't do anything wrong and that I don't have anything to worry about then that may be good enough for me if the guy hasn't been shady before.

LSU admin was fine with ignorance until recently. I don't fault them for demanding their employee answer basic questions but I do fault them for waiting this long to ask.

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IF he is guilty, he gets what he deserved in the end with the latter, and you've done your due dilligence as a boss/institution.

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You're not even trying if you think if we just let him keep coaching and he's found guilty we won't be hit 10 times harder with sanctions then if we suspend him now.

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You guys really have no clue, do you?

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Funny coming from you after that post you made, you're missing a whole lot of shite in between that you think you know but are whiffing pretty badly on.

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I or we have never, ever done business of any kind with Christian Dawkins. That’s what I’ll say about that.”

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A statement Wade made in October 2018.

A statement directly contradicted by the wiretap transcript released this month that sure as hell sounds like Wade conducting some serious business with Christian Dawkins. Unless, of course, Wade was just saying he didn't do business with Dawkins but instead did business with other people and just liked to vent to his old pal Dawkins about how hard it is to land the big fish with your "strong arse offer".

I think the question you people should be asking is not "Why did LSU suspend Will Wade?" but instead "How long until LSU just fires Will Wade?".

Also, if Nick Saban was caught on a wiretap saying anything remotely like Will Wade said there would be 24/7 protests demanding the NCAA burn Bama to the ground.

It seems like they all get together and say “ok, how can we frick this up even more? How can we self inflict more damage to ourselves? How can we make this more embarrassing and completely gutless?” You have to try to be this stupid.

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You're such a tard. What do you do for a living?

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I work in management for a pretty large company with an HR department, much like the previous company I worked for.


In both companies, I've dealt with multiple situations of accusations against a team member that are bad enough to warrant an suspension while things are reviewed. THe first step is to speak with the accused person to get their side of the story.

No accused person has ever refused. Only one did, she put off the meeting twice, and eventually quit because she knew she was wrong. But had she or any of them simply refused to meet, every last one of them would have been fired.


I'm legit saying only the most obvious thing in the world, and you're disagreeing with me.

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I already have. And that is how I rely to leading questions, because those are the replies that leading questions deserve.

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Ok, good talks

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Suspension isa middle ground that only gains bad attention and publicity, and potentially makes you less suitable to potential employees in the future due to inept management. You guys really have no clue, do you?

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State and federal workers, employees of private businesses, and public corporations are routinely suspended from jobs to limit the employees ability to do further damage until the situation gets sorted out, happens every day.

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You're not even trying if you think if we just let him keep coaching and he's found guilty we won't be hit 10 times harder with sanctions then if we suspend him now.

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What difference was a few extra games gonna really make? If you’re really trying to avoid sanctions, you should’ve fired Wade in October.

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In both companies, I've dealt with multiple situations of accusations against a team member that are bad enough to warrant an suspension while things are reviewed. THe first step is to speak with the accused person to get their side of the story.

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Same here, I was a manager with a corporation with 95,000 employees world wide, suspension in this type thing was SOP.

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You are a shitty boss if you fire without factual cause in a sitution where zero facts have come to light.



Wade is not fired, in fact is still getting paid by LSU

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He gave me a hypothetical. Reading comprehension is key.

Good grief, you guys are dense as all hell.

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You're not even trying if you think if we just let him keep coaching and he's found guilty we won't be hit 10 times harder with sanctions then if we suspend him now.

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Funny coming from you after that post you made, you're missing a whole lot of shite in between that you think you know but are whiffing pretty badly on.

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The NCAA has zero grounds to punish us for waiting until facts come out.

Care to educate me on those "in between" things, or are you just going to posture without providing information?

I think it is fairly clear what is happening here, and you dense morons are not grasping that suspension has no benefits for either Wade or LSU as a whole.

This Barnum & Bailey-level 3-ring media circus is case in point.