09-05-2016, 06:47 AM
Well, this is the same school that didn't suspend the head coach when he showed up drunk and swearing at a booster event. The more USC (d)evolves, the more it stays the same.Â
I can't even begin to imagine college players to practice with their teammates when under investigation for sexual assault. I know we are innocent until proven guilty, but there is a difference between being under arrest or convicted, and being allowed to practice with you teammates. Even if they are innocent, it is clear that they involved themselves in stuff that had they not, wouldn't have them under investigation. So instead of sending a message that you better use your best judgment, or you won't be part of the team, USC - a program that NEEDS discipline - does as little as possible to achieve it. No wonder they fail so miserably.
I can't even begin to imagine college players to practice with their teammates when under investigation for sexual assault. I know we are innocent until proven guilty, but there is a difference between being under arrest or convicted, and being allowed to practice with you teammates. Even if they are innocent, it is clear that they involved themselves in stuff that had they not, wouldn't have them under investigation. So instead of sending a message that you better use your best judgment, or you won't be part of the team, USC - a program that NEEDS discipline - does as little as possible to achieve it. No wonder they fail so miserably.