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[QUOTE="javadoc, post: 1291429, member: 338"]
You are taking a position that suggests Bailey was trying to "damage the program" by digging for a "GOTCHA!  SCANDAL!" moment.  He sees that as more important than talking about what is actually happening that day.  He might as well have started off with, "New signees, yeah yeah, blah blah blah, but I'm really here to nail you for something that happened months ago, so forget about all this irrelevant stuff and let's get to my agenda."  If he wants to ask "tough questions", save it for things actually in the program, like personnel choices, game day decisions, strategy, etc.

Is Shafer even allowed to talk about a guy who technically hasn't signed an LOI for us?  He can't talk about our commits until they sign an LOI.  How can he talk about a guy we recruited, but who didn't sign with us?

If Bailey wants to get into "journalism" covering things that really matter, more power to him, and have at it.  But a sports program?  IMO muckraking journalism has mathematically zero value when applied to a sports program, unless laws (not NCAA rules) are being violated.
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