That’s one way to look at it. Not being to prosecute isn’t really the same as nothing there. Not being able to tell the difference in this case is going to make things difficult for him to get hired again.
Yes, we know that victims often choose not to follow-through.
A renovated Dome. Best college BB fan base in the country. ACC exposure. Get a high energy coach in here and let's go!
By what measure is this the best? Just curious how this is quantified.
The problem is we would not even reach out to his agent
Total exoneration!
I respect your take of innocent until proven guilty, but why wasn’t Bernie Fine hired at any other school considering all of the years experience he had? Not even FAU or FIU would take a chance.
Love the enthusiasm, but do you really see that happening with Syracuse always promoting the family atmosphere and wildhack as AD?
Way more are too scared/emotionally battered to press charges than those who are making it up and it isn’t remotely close
Bernie Fine was right after the PSU scandal. I think there was enough evidence with Bauer and Briles to come to a conclusion that what they did was morally wrong and messed up.
Wes Miller is #1 Choice. His recruiting is getting good. Involved with several top recruits in 2023 and 2024. Cincy getting ready to move to Big 12. If Davis fails at Carolina, he will get that job. A lot of people wanted him over Davis.
Look, we all know where this thread is headed. I think it can make for an interesting conversation. For those of you not already members, just send me a note and I’ll see about sponsoring you on the ‘dark side.’If people want to avoid getting the thread locked because they need to talk out their political peccadilloes, there is another place.
Maybe misdirected empathy.
Yeah...like when a boxer is getting repeatedly punched in the face, the empathetic move from the corner is to throw in the towel. Not to feel bad about him being pummeled
Don't disagree but what's interesting about the PC part is su never fired JB after 2 sets of NCAA penalties and then a nuked succession plan got him an extension. It's like those wrongs we're ok, because he's one of us but we couldn't hire an outsider who doesn't have a spotless record. It's insular almost cult like when you think about it.
JB provided what Syracuse loves most - being relatively competitive and saving money. JB gave his alma mater a hometown discount for the past 40 years.
Well, all good things must come to pass. Time to hand over the keys to the new generation
well he's been in the program 60 years.not sure we owe him anything other than "thanks for your service". we've already given him millions ,a name on the court and a pretty plush life doing what he loves. not sure another university would have done that. (at least as far as i know it's never been done )
