re: USA Today new story on mishandling of misconduct complaints against athletes

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Most of these players were kicked off the teams

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It’s not the end result, but what actually led up to the end result

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It’s not the end result, but what actually led up to the end result

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I think it is one thing to say: LSU needs to be responsible for these kids actions

It’s another to say; LSU is at fault when these kids do something wrong.

There is no credible evidence that LSU covered anything up. And the police were public ally involved in The cases involving Davis, Parker, Provens, Godchaux, and Phillips.

We know the facts of the Guice case and what’s alleged. We know nothing about Delpit other than the one line.

There is not a pattern of LSU covering anything up.

TBOB = Bad Radio

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And all the Biden stuff in threads...the butt hurt is strong for you, losers.

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by "Biden stuff" you mean the facts about the sexual assault allegation against Biden by a former dem staffer and the corroboration video by her mother from 20 years ago.

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Join the proud boys, you delusional POS!

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What faction are you? Antifa, BLM, Low IQ, Identity confused?

That’s an every university issue.

It’s an issue at every level prosecuting allegations of this nature.

I agree. But it needs to be addressed.

LSU has the opportunity to make a statement and make significant changes to their protocols. I don’t care about not giving USA Today documents but I do care if they’re saying “hey, nothing is wrong here”.

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Brennan drank “way too much,” she told USA TODAY[/b]. At the end of the night, Dudley dropped her off at her apartment, which was in the same complex where Guice lived. “That’s kind of all I remember,” she said.
The next day, Brennan said, she woke up naked and alone in her bed. Later that morning, she got a text from Guice, asking if she had his wallet

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So she didn't call or go to the BRPD and say she was raped?

Now, we all know that Guice is a bad person who never has been really held accountable, until now. He was allowed to just do whatever he wanted, and people covered for him.

There is a stereotype that famous athletes are above the law, and Guice just furthers that stereotype.

One thing about this article that bothers me, if true, is the withholding of records from the women, to the extent that it is their records. I think these women do deserve to see what is in the files about them.

Beyond that, this article brings up a lot of issues for me that I have with the deal with sexual assault/misconduct as a whole. And that is... we have a criminal justice system. If a woman is raped or attacked, she needs to report it to the police and let the court system do their job. If it's found that the DA is playing favors, that needs to be dealt with.

To expect LSU admin (not LSU PD) to deal with these issues is beyond stupid. They don't have the capabilities to do so.

If these women don't want to press charges or cooperate with the police... I don't know what else to do. I know expecting a player to be punished by a university for a crime that isn't being punished in the criminal justice system, is not something I understand.

I also admit I don't understand all the Title IX issues here. Again, why aren't the police dealing with this?

Segar is a compliance and drug test nazi. She appears to be very bad at handling title ix also.

Hopefully she’s fired by the end of the day.