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Message: [QUOTE="007, post: 94387, member: 393"] He is the "hall of fame" face, highest paid, and unquestioned leader of THE highest profile program at the University, and one of the highest profile programs in the country. He is synonymous with Syracuse University. The court is named after him for christ-sake. SU can not disassociate from JB's words in the court of public opinion or scrutiny by the media. He put more than himself and his "personal" opinion on the line with the "thousand lies" accusation and definitive statement that the motive was money. He may not be legally liable (so I've been told), but that kind of reckless disregard for the potential that the victims could be telling the truth, that Fine could still be hurting children, is reprehensible. The SU brand will be damaged ($$$). Cantor will have little choice but to hold JB accountable for his behavior. [/QUOTE]