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Message: [QUOTE="kingottoiii, post: 86032"] He is a representative of the university and has an obligation to act accordingly. I agree with JB's stance. My point is if Fine is found to be guilty, JB is done. There will be too much pressure to fire him. However if you take a preemptive strike and suspend him, then IMO there won't be pressure to fire him. Unless we are 110% sure nothing will come out of this, why risk having to fire JB? I don't like it and would think it to be BS, but that is the way things work. Would you want to see JB go out like that? I wouldn't. So why take the risk if you do not have to? This would be about protecting JB. He shouldn't need to apologize as IMO he did nothing wrong. But why be stubborn? Be the bigger person in the situation and move on. [/QUOTE]