(11-26-2015 10:48 AM)HarborPointe Wrote:  It wasn't so much a lack of vetting as it was either turning a blind eye or outright hiring him to do exactly what he did. I forget which one, but one of the USM beat writers said that when Tyndall was hired, someone familiar with Tyndall told him, "He's going to cheat a little, but...." Tyndall's history wasn't shrouded in mystery or anything.

Until some evidence turns up, I won't go so far as to say anyone explicitly signed off on it. I do, however, have a really hard time believing the news of these violations came as a shock to anyone who was around at the time.

call me crazy, but I'm just one that believes in people doing their job properly....I don't have time to pay attention to details.....would be like monken not trusting his assistant coaches....

I've lived here long enough.....I know those folks.....I think '12 and now this has finally opened their eyes....one can only hope....