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[QUOTE="Orange72, post: 96758, member: 861"]
Let's look at what JB knew when he made those statements. First, he knew that the allegations were investigated by the university and found to have no substance years before.  BF probably swore to him that there was absolutely no substance to the claims. He knew the man for an eternity. These weren't recent claims. He knew the whole Penn State story. Putting everything he knew together it was not a stretch to think that the people making the claims were trying to use the Penn State situation to try to make some money. He believed this had been looked into and there was no substance to the charges.   So he reacted in anger and spoke in support of his friend and colleague. He did not know about the tape. He was probably more surprised then anyone to learn that BF had this secret life. Should he be suspended for the statements he originally made. NO. He should admit he was wrong. Apologize. Keep apologizing. Learn from it. And unless something new is unearthed that shows that JB had any knowledge of what BF was up to he continues on coaching the team.
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