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[QUOTE="DoctorBombay, post: 83922, member: 626"]
In the PSU case, I didn't necessarily feel Paterno should've been fired for his role. He did after all contact the "proper" authorities. He was fired for being the face of PSU, & for not doing more. As for Sandusky; the GJ, the arrests, the indictments, multiple witnesses, a 3+year investigation, prior admitted involvement, etc. kinda secured his status in the story.

Bernie Fine has been ACCUSED, INVESTIGATED, but not charged. He has done nothing wrong...until further notice. So, responsibly calling for the "facts to be released" in this case, is alot more important IMO.
What ESPN is doing is, using its bully pulpit to hammer allegations at the man without due process, and that's scary as hell.

Anyone...yes, anyone can be accused of something like this, and then asked to disprove a negative.
Its like that question; "When did you stop beating your wife"? There is no right answer that would absolve you of some guilt.
ESPN is literally posing this question about Bernie Fine through its biased reporting. Its shameful, disgraceful, but most of all, frightening.
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