You mean that Williams will be back on the team once his one year suspension has been completed?
I mean it is likely to be overturned with the appeal to the provost.
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You mean that Williams will be back on the team once his one year suspension has been completed?
Does Reusse's article say that the players charged with sexual assault plus Djam were unfairly treated? They appealed the report's findings and a panel of the players' peers agreed with the report and not the players. Due process was followed and these players are not banished from the U.
Bob wrote recently that the EoAA at the U of M is unconstitutional. I disagree. The U did what most Universities would have done and Baylor sure wishes it had done. A female student filed a complaint with the EoAA and that office came down on ten players. The PROCESS allowed for appeals and a panel of the students' peers found four of the ten shouldn't be punished. Justice was served for them--just as it is in our deeply, deeply flawed criminal justice system when wrongfully convicted individuals are exonerated. But justice was also served when the rest of the players were found guilty of violating behavior codes found within the student handbook.
Disagreeing with Reusse hardly makes me a sick individual. He talks out of both sides of his mouth all of the time. That's why he is hated here.
Thanks for cleaning up the threads Mods, much appreciated. Good to see UpNorth banned as well.
He has to go through the EOAA.Since UpNorth was banned does he get due process to get reinstated?
He has to go through the EOAA.
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What did UpNorth do? Did he cross the line or was he just too "devoted" to his point of view? If the latter, there are a number of others who could be banned.
Out of curiosity, how does one tell who has been banned?
If your opinion is contrary to the majority of Gopherholers, you can post it once. If you continue to post regarding the topic, you will get banned.
I got banned for suggesting Claeys was going to get fired a day or two prior to his firing.
The reason was I posted too often I guess that it really could happen by responding to people who suggested I was wrong.
I'll probably get banned from the basketball forum for not changing my opinion that Pitino needs to go.If your opinion is contrary to the majority of Gopherholers, you can post it once. If you continue to post regarding the topic, you will get banned.
I got banned for suggesting Claeys was going to get fired a day or two prior to his firing.
The reason was I posted too often I guess that it really could happen by responding to people who suggested I was wrong.
I'll probably get banned from the basketball forum for not changing my opinion that Pitino needs to go.
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Just to be clear, privately run bulletin boards are dictatorships, your participation is solely at the discretion of the moderators. UpNorth, was getting to be a distraction and a major PITA (in my opinion), getting banned isn't surprising. Being reinstated is again solely at the discretion of the moderators.Since UpNorth was banned does he get due process to get reinstated?
What did UpNorth do? Did he cross the line or was he just too "devoted" to his point of view? If the latter, there are a number of others who could be banned.
His last post was something along the lines of
"Half of gopherholers would sell their sisters into bondage just for a few TD's against Wisconsin"
His last post was something along the lines of
"Half of gopherholers would sell their sisters into bondage just for a few TD's against Wisconsin"
It's hyperbole for sure, but the sentiment may be true."Half of gopherholers would sell their sisters into bondage just for a few TD's against Wisconsin"
I'll probably get banned from the basketball forum for not changing my opinion that Pitino needs to go.
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I'll probably get banned from the basketball forum for not changing my opinion that Pitino needs to go.
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That is still up for debate.But he is finally learning to be a P5 coach. After giving him this time to learn the job, you think it best to fire him?
Curious how the new hearing info that she confirmed sex was consensual with several players will play into any of the Provost appeals, if at all. Guessing panel thought the ones still receiving discipline were in violation of other Codes.
You keep pushing this admission. From your other posts you heard this so called admission from Lee Hutton on Doogie's podcast.
Quite the stretch on what Hutton actually said about the woman's admission to the consensual sex.
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What is this about? Did the girl testify that the sex was consensual? I don't want to hear people guessing, but what actually happened.
Per ESPN:
Lawyer for Minnesota players says lawsuits being discussed
MINNEAPOLIS -- An attorney representing a group of Minnesota football players says several are still considering bringing a federal lawsuit for what he says was a lack of due process during a Title IX investigation into allegations of sexual assault.
Ryan Pacyga, who represented Antoine Winfield Jr. during the proceedings and has since been brought on by Lee Hutton to help with representation of the other nine players involved, said Saturday that "everything is on the table."
http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...gophers-players-says-lawsuits-being-discussed
They need to exhaust their appeals process at the U. Appealing to the Provost, is the last step before going to the courts, they have 5 days from last Friday to appeal. I don't know if they count calendar days or business days but the clock is ticking.They've been talking lawsuits for a while. We'll see where they actually go. This might not be worth the cost for everyone.