The theme of the 2015-2016 MBB season.Yeah, good luck with that.
I don't know how you can't see McBrayer has been outstanding lately.
The part that I question is how did it get to the public? Did Dorsey actually post it or did someone else have his phone and do it? If it was Dorsey posting it that is most disappointing decision to me. I don't have a problem they can do whatever they want behind closed doors but going forward they just need to remember to keep whatever happens behind closed doors.Well yes it shouldn't have gotten out to the public....but they brought it to the public. I'm not blaming Pitino for this....but it is more than just a little mistake by these three players.
That is contributing to the rash of behavioral issues and problem players and could be his death knell.
Also, its clear the three student-athletes (cough) in question have no respect for their teammates or university, either.
The part that I question is how did it get to the public? Did Dorsey actually post it or did someone else have his phone and do it? If it was Dorsey posting it that is most disappointing decision to me. I don't have a problem they can do whatever they want behind closed doors but going forward they just need to remember to keep whatever happens behind closed doors.
I think what happened was pretty clear. Unless there are legal issues time to move on. I'm sure the players got an earful of what where you thinking? And a if anything like this happens again you are gone.
So you jump to a drunk, pressured women scenario? Of course it looks bad to the public and luckily very few viewed it. But these young men to me at least based on what we know should be allowed to remain on the team with conditions concerning future behavior.You, yourself state "unless there are legal issues" so it's not that clear to you either. They're on scholarship, representing the U and you don't think they've been counseled and warned not to do anything stupid and put themselves in a situation where that scholarship could be jeopardized? There's a history of scandals here; the U has just dealt with Title IX and sexual harassment investigations; there's the issue of defining what consent means on campuses everywhere; and, oh, ya, we're in the midst of a large push to get rich folks to part with their money to support the U's athletic program. People are in denial or absolutely clueless how this looks to the public, faculty, politicians, alumni, etc. It might up end not that big a deal, but it's way too early to move on. I have real doubts whether that woman said, "Sure, what a great idea. Record me having sex with multiple guys. Better yet, let's put it out there for others to see! I'm totally sober and you guys aren't pressuring me at all."
The part that I question is how did it get to the public? Did Dorsey actually post it or did someone else have his phone and do it? If it was Dorsey posting it that is most disappointing decision to me. I don't have a problem they can do whatever they want behind closed doors but going forward they just need to remember to keep whatever happens behind closed doors.
Kids did something stupid. There are all sorts of moral stances people can take but the reality is that this isn't an uncommon thing. What is uncommon is it getting posted on Twitter which I have to assume was an accident or done by someone other than Dorsey. The suspension is warranted but all the hand wringing is silly. Guessing you suspend them for a game or 3, run them until they vomit, then move on.
Kids did something stupid. There are all sorts of moral stances people can take but the reality is that this isn't an uncommon thing. What is uncommon is it getting posted on Twitter which I have to assume was an accident or done by someone other than Dorsey. The suspension is warranted but all the hand wringing is silly. Guessing you suspend them for a game or 3, run them until they vomit, then move on.
I'm not a lawyer but aren't there potential legal ramifications if these allegations are true? I mean I'm guessing you just can't go posting sex videos on twitter without the consent of all parties.
Exactly.
I'm sure if the U or coach were forced to make a statement it would be something like...We are not allowed to speak because the incident is under investigation.
If what we heard is true and the female was determined to be under age, and/or did not give permission to post the video............................we are talking serious ****t.
Kids did something stupid. There are all sorts of moral stances people can take but the reality is that this isn't an uncommon thing. What is uncommon is it getting posted on Twitter which I have to assume was an accident or done by someone other than Dorsey. The suspension is warranted but all the hand wringing is silly. Guessing you suspend them for a game or 3, run them until they vomit, then move on.
That was actually one of my first thoughts. These 3 probably have some real hell to pay when they talk to their parents, grannies, and everyone else back home who wouldn't condone this type of behavior. You have to believe that Dorsey's family and friends all have his Twitter handle.Forget suspensions, show these videos to their Mothers. Is this how they raised their boys to respect women?
Way too many people are assuming it was an accident or Dorsey didn't post them IMO. Until proven otherwise, I would assume he was the one and it was not an accident. It's a convenient excuse and wishful thinking.
How many people do you know who would intentionally post nude photos or videos of themselves on the internet, using accounts that have their real names attached to them, particularly as individuals with somewhat of a public spotlight on them? I don't know how old you are or how much you use social media, but it's definitely not uncommon for young people to see that their friends' social media accounts are logged in and unattended, and to post something stupid from their friend's account. Now usually it's just something innocent, like a facebook status saying "Hi I'm Ashley and I like to smell farts!" But it wouldn't shock me if one of Dorsey's friends was like "Hey, Kevin's phone is sitting here, let's see if I can find some super embarrassing pictures to post on his twitter," and ended up taking it too far.
Posting nudes of yourself publicly just seems too stupid for it to not be either an accident or someone else's doing.
Since we are all guessing, how about this theory. A girlfriend is snooping on his phone, finds theses videos and decides to post them as revenge. So, there, that must be the truth because you read it somewhere.
As much some of you can't give Pitino credit for anything. It looks more like this is his decision and he is using it to teach a lesson. I would suspect that those players are still sweating out if they are going to play or even be on the team.
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