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kramer1
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Falsified his resume'. Dipshit.
Claiming he graduated from any university is an affront to all those who actually did the work and graduated. Don't think it was a mistake on his resume, so unless he comes up with a good reason, he will be branded as a liar and I would not want him representing any school where ethical conduct is a priority.
cmon it's not like he had an affair, forced her to abort, and then arranged for the mistress to marry his assistant......
Claiming he graduated from any university is an affront to all those who actually did the work and graduated. Don't think it was a mistake on his resume, so unless he comes up with a good reason, he will be branded as a liar and I would not want him representing any school where ethical conduct is a priority.
Claiming he graduated from any university is an affront to all those who actually did the work and graduated. Don't think it was a mistake on his resume, so unless he comes up with a good reason, he will be branded as a liar and I would not want him representing any school where ethical conduct is a priority.
If this was a standard, is a standard, then all coaches who have done things that are considered completely so far beyond this would never have coached again.
Looking at you, Pitino, Cal, Petrino, etc...etc...
People screw up and make mistakes. But to say that what he did is more of an affront to ethicical conduct than having an affair, lying about recruits grades, fixing grades, etc..etc...
I agree any coach or faculty member willfully violates the school's code of conduct should immediately be dismissed. There is more to attending college than just sports and academics. That's why they have courses in ethics. That said, I also believe in 2nd chances for folks to redeem their poor conduct.
This reminds me of folks who claim they have combat metals they did not earn. John Kerry comes to mind.
Or, it's not like he's a known cheater and had two of his Final Four appearances vacated from cheating and is the only coach in NCAA history to have two final four appearances vacated ever and even though this coach is a known cheater, he is still allowed to be coaching. But hey, lie on your resume and you're done......
Heck, I would still give him a contract, but it would be an extremely limited contract.
Something that would have a non-compete clause for the duration of the first length of the contract. So, if he gto a 5 year deal, he couldn't just up and leave after taking a HUGE chance on him after all of this coming out.
Minimal bonuses for the first few years AND of course, actually completing his course work to graduate.
This reminds me of folks who claim they have combat metals they did not earn. John Kerry comes to mind.