ESPN's Outside The Lines...10 schools looked @ for covering up crimes

[budman1976]

one list glad we didn't make. But good old FSU, UF, MIZZU, TAMU, OSU , ND are a few that did for making sure athletes didn't face charges or covering up things when they did happen.


http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/p...st-number-of-athletes-alleged-in-sex-assaults

 

[Athenscock1]

Apparently ESPN is not acquantited with the climpson police. There is so much under their rug it's take a long time to pull each case out.

 

[pepsicock]

Apparently ESPN is not acquantited with the climpson police. There is so much under their rug it's take a long time to pull each case out.

+1

 

[DarkCock]

one list glad we didn't make. But good old FSU, UF, MIZZU, TAMU, OSU , ND are a few that did for making sure athletes didn't face charges or covering up things when they did happen.


http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/p...st-number-of-athletes-alleged-in-sex-assaults

It's not a ranking; ESPN only contacted 10 universities to request police reports. Not really clear why those 10 schools were singled out.

 

[sandlapper59]

It's not a ranking; ESPN only contacted 10 universities to request police reports. Not really clear why those 10 schools were singled out.

Probably to limit the effort and get a cross section as some are pretty good while some are awful. With many on this board down on the Columbia PD as being anti USC, I wonder how we would fare?

 

[ToddFlanders]

It's not a ranking; ESPN only contacted 10 universities to request police reports. Not really clear why those 10 schools were singled out.

I think these schools have been in the news a lot for discipline problems, so the reporter probably went for them because she knew there would at least be some examples to compare athlete discipline to non-athlete discipline.

 

[superflyby]

I think these schools have been in the news a lot for discipline problems, so the reporter probably went for them because she knew there would at least be some examples to compare athlete discipline to non-athlete discipline.

Then they needed to contact Vanderbilt.....lol.

 

[Bongsummers]

I think these schools have been in the news a lot for discipline problems, so the reporter probably went for them because she knew there would at least be some examples to compare athlete discipline to non-athlete discipline.

The reporter said they were picked because they represented 10 quintessentially college towns where the university plays an over-sized role in the community.

 

[Quisp]

I watched the Outside the Lines episode and they mentioned at the end that the investigation is continuing. They specifically listed three that were in process but I don't remember which ones.

 

[section907]

In pickens the crimes hardly ever even make it to the police station.