re: Update: Lack of Institutional Control is coming, and womens tennis laid the seed

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If he has the info to run him off, he’ll do so before January

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If there's anything to it, look for a preliminary report, or leaks coming from the Administration.

If this lady was so unlikable and seemingly problematic, who is she related to or who is she banging on the side to still be around and not fired?

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there's anything to it, look for a preliminary report, or leaks coming from the Administration.

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The next 3 weeks will be interesting AF! If SW feels he has enough to remove with cause, he’s already communicating with the replacement.

Ncaa :

How did you miss this?

LSU:

Well you see, we were busy. We had a tennis player being beaten and her coach didn’t do anything about it. Oh, forgot to mention, the guy beating the shite out of her was a football player. Oh, another side note we are dealing with, the football player admitted to an admin that he was beating her but he sat on that for months

Ncaa:

That’s awful

LSU:

Not done yet. Sorry, forgot to mention. We were a little slim in our investigative dept because we were also looking at our potential connections to football players parents and a giant money laundering scheme. And that was tough for us to focus on because our basketball coach was a little busy making strong arse offers

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the biggest question anyone should ask is why Joe Alleva and the athletic department covered so hard for Julia Sells.

It’s women’s tennis, no one would have batted an eye if they were fired yet they continued to allow them to commit blatant recruiting violations and now all of this. Just ridiculous

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Cause they knew all the secrets

You mean the guy that deleted the texts and didn't tell anyone else?

Let’s go through this again to end the guessing. Title IX is a federal legal, not an NCAA regulation. It pertains to every aspect of the university , not just athletics. The Ath Dep only comes under scrutiny if it doesn’t report or interferes with the process. Title IX has three components : reporting, investigation, and due process.

Coaches, teachers, university reps /volunteers, and students who hold certain positions are mandatory reporters. If they receive a complaint they have to report it to the Title IX office. Miles,Orgeron, and the FB staff did not receive an initial complaint. The tennis coaches received it. If they didn’t report it to Title IX they are in the hook. If Title IX didn’t investigate it , then it’s their issue not the AD or FB issue. The only potential issue relative investigation is if there is any evidence that a FB coach or AD staff interferes with the investigation. We won’t know this until Feb. as it relates to “suspending “ a player, the coach shouldn’t do this until the Title IX folks have completed the investigation and due process. Unless I missed something , Guice didn’t receive a final “verdict”. Davis received one and was both suspended and removed for school. LSU is being sued right now by a player for allegedly suspending the FB player before the completion of due process. The Stanford athlete and Duke Lacrosse players successfully sued their schools under Title IX bc they acted before the completion of due process. The irony in this is that we hired Joe Alleva who flubbed the Duke Lacross investigation, which resulted in a large payout to those players. Looks like he may have flubbed somethings here with the tennis coaches.

Obviously we need to sacrifice both mens and women's tennis programs at the altar of the NCAA. The TAF can redirect the money allotted for tennis scholarships and related expenses to the a general buyout fund for football coaches.

Honestly, if all of this is true, we deserve lack of institutional control.