(12-01-2017 06:32 AM)Carolina Rocket Wrote:  

(12-01-2017 02:39 AM)pono Wrote:  

(11-30-2017 08:00 PM)Carolina Rocket Wrote:  

(11-30-2017 05:20 PM)falconplucker Wrote:  They've been turned down by the head coach of Duke and N C State in the same week. They should just stop and only ask for people willing to take the job. How embarrassing.

Schiano got hosed. He's coached in college and the NFL since the Penn State scandal and nobody's had a bad word to say about his character. Tennessee is going to reap what they sow for letting those bleeding heart protesters have an influence on the program. That scares me a bit, because it could fall to a Candle type.

I didn't know that being concerned about those who cover up rape is "bleeding heart". Tennessee has its own recent high profile rape cover up history in it's athletic department. Hiring someone who knew what was going on at Penn St and did nothing would be like Penn St hiring Art Briles top assistant for their coaching job, Harvey Weinstein to produce their team videos or Bill O'Riley to be their color guy. Schiano may have demonstrated "good character" at his recent jobs, but when he had a chance to show character and call out a child rape ring at Penn St he chose to be complicit. For a while he faced no consequence for this, but it finally caught up to him.

Oh here we go. Show me some evidence. At any rate, you being offended isn't the topic of the thread. My point is that the trickle down effect from Schianogate is concerning.

In the thousands and thousands of pages in the Sandusky report, Schiano's name never showed up once. Ohio State also investigated him and found nothing. Not sure what he signed at Tennessee, but I'd sue the hell out of them after the season is over if I were him.