I don't care about the validation of my opinion.

Would he have complained if he were the starter?

Was anyone injured during the hazing? I get that some- maybe many- may not have liked it. Then be a man and stand up. Don't wait until your time on the team is over and complain to a reporter.

You are confused again.

The guy who complained about it filed the complaint while he was on the team.

An investigation was begun after he left. An investigation that absolved Fitz who apparently should not have been absolved.

They tried to sweep it away on a Friday news dump of a holiday week. It didn't work. Then Ryan said they could fire him.

Bernstein called it a Friday Night News Dump. He can't read a clock apparently.

A woman smiled at me this morning. That's sexual abuse.

I find that hard to believe

It's a miracle, not sexual abuse.

Sorry, late to the party


so, who is ok with getting humped by another dude as a way of team building?

I'll do the "fall back onto the arms of my co-workers"...but getting humped by my co workers to build a team...(looking for a go fuck yourself emoji)


Well, there will be plenty of spanking now, legally speaking

Hazing probably looks bad to MANY who've never experienced it. Some jokes make a group of people cry laughing and the same jokes anger others. c'est la vie

M&H have Lloyd Yates and his lawyer on now. They have plenty to say as far as growing a giant case against the university. They will enjoin the other sport athletes if they can. Lawyer also has not seen results of internal study yet. If 20% of all this shit is true they are up shit creek.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/northweste ... 00315.html

NU's President should be the next to go.

What a dolt this guy is.

The whole thing is so disingenuous. People hand-wringing over some mild hazing while the entire enterprise of big time college sports- particularly football- is disgusting and unnecessary. We're gonna protect you from being dry humped by your teammates after you dropped a pass in practice so you can go out and get your brain scrambled on Saturday afternoon by a steroidal freak from Ohio State or Michigan.

Like comparing people who choose to play in football games vs those who are physically forced to endure sexual assault?

A. It's not sexual assault.
B. The enterprise of college football is far more exploitative than a couple guys blocking access to the showers with their cocks out. If it were trannies in a girl's locker room we'd call it civil rights.

Many university presidents are, especially at NU, where they're hired to be fundraisers--and Pat Ryan's cabana boy.

That's not your call to make.

You've never seen, or experienced the behavior that those athletes did.

And it's a number of steps beyond hypocritical to make that decision for others, while crying out daily about decisions that the government is making for you.