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Post by snap infraction on Jan 18, 2018 14:27:46 GMT -5
www.detroitnews.com/story/tech/2018/01/18/msu-president-told-nassar-complaint-2014/1042071001/per the detroit news... at least 14 people connected with michigan state knew about reports of sexual misconduct by larry nasser who was a university doctor....president mary anna simon was aware of the allegations as well. MSU administrators received contemporaneous first hand victim complaints over the course of many years. i'm posting this here b/c in 2012 the ncaa hammered penn state for their inactions in stopping sandusky. it seems to me that evidence of a cover up is far more pervasive at msu than at psu. why no national dialogue about this? no SNL skits? daily show monologues? leading stories on the evening news? local and national sports radio hosts and sports writers pretending to be experts in this type of abuse? the silence by ncaa only proves they will only act if they can pile on. and since no one else is angry about this, there is no piling on necessary.
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Post by mscott59 on Jan 18, 2018 14:57:05 GMT -5
www.detroitnews.com/story/tech/2018/01/18/msu-president-told-nassar-complaint-2014/1042071001/per the detroit news... at least 14 people connected with michigan state knew about reports of sexual misconduct by larry nasser who was a university doctor....president mary anna simon was aware of the allegations as well. MSU administrators received contemporaneous first hand victim complaints over the course of many years. i'm posting this here b/c in 2012 the ncaa hammered penn state for their inactions in stopping sandusky. it seems to me that evidence of a cover up is far more pervasive at msu than at psu. why no national dialogue about this? no SNL skits? daily show monologues? leading stories on the evening news? local and national sports radio hosts and sports writers pretending to be experts in this type of abuse? the silence by ncaa only proves they will only act if they can pile on. and since no one else is angry about this, there is no piling on necessary. the last 2 days this story has been a dominant part of the cbs newscasts I've watched in the morning/evening. the testimony from the victims, their parents, and even a former colleague who referred patients to nasser, has been gripping television for anyone who's watched it. to say no one else is angry about this is simply false. why is it not made a bigger splash? imho it's because 1. gymnastics is important in the sports world, basically, every 4 years, and 2. the crime is not associated w/an icon like paterno, which I'm guessing you already know. i certainly don't speak for the ncaa, but i would imagine that the door would still be open to possible action if it's determined that sparty's admin/athletic leadership did indeed cover this up. it took 6 years after the psu allegations surfaced to bring those in state college to justice. |
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Post by oujour76 on Jan 18, 2018 15:50:19 GMT -5
www.detroitnews.com/story/tech/2018/01/18/msu-president-told-nassar-complaint-2014/1042071001/per the detroit news... at least 14 people connected with michigan state knew about reports of sexual misconduct by larry nasser who was a university doctor....president mary anna simon was aware of the allegations as well. MSU administrators received contemporaneous first hand victim complaints over the course of many years. i'm posting this here b/c in 2012 the ncaa hammered penn state for their inactions in stopping sandusky. it seems to me that evidence of a cover up is far more pervasive at msu than at psu. why no national dialogue about this? no SNL skits? daily show monologues? leading stories on the evening news? local and national sports radio hosts and sports writers pretending to be experts in this type of abuse? the silence by ncaa only proves they will only act if they can pile on. and since no one else is angry about this, there is no piling on necessary.
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Post by snap infraction on Jan 18, 2018 15:50:27 GMT -5
www.detroitnews.com/story/tech/2018/01/18/msu-president-told-nassar-complaint-2014/1042071001/per the detroit news... at least 14 people connected with michigan state knew about reports of sexual misconduct by larry nasser who was a university doctor....president mary anna simon was aware of the allegations as well. MSU administrators received contemporaneous first hand victim complaints over the course of many years. i'm posting this here b/c in 2012 the ncaa hammered penn state for their inactions in stopping sandusky. it seems to me that evidence of a cover up is far more pervasive at msu than at psu. why no national dialogue about this? no SNL skits? daily show monologues? leading stories on the evening news? local and national sports radio hosts and sports writers pretending to be experts in this type of abuse? the silence by ncaa only proves they will only act if they can pile on. and since no one else is angry about this, there is no piling on necessary. the last 2 days this story has been a dominant part of the cbs newscasts I've watched in the morning/evening. the testimony from the victims, their parents, and even a former colleague who referred patients to nasser, has been gripping television for anyone who's watched it. to say no one else is angry about this is simply false. why is it not made a bigger splash? imho it's because 1. gymnastics is important in the sports world, basically, every 4 years, and 2. the crime is not associated w/an icon like paterno, which I'm guessing you already know. i certainly don't speak for the ncaa, but i would imagine that the door would still be open to possible action if it's determined that sparty's admin/athletic leadership did indeed cover this up. it took 6 years after the psu allegations surfaced to bring those in state college to justice. i just think this story should be as big as the penn state story and people who were told about nasser should be held accountable. and i'm 1000000% positive the ncaa will not go anywhere near this. |
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