This story is just getting ickier by the minute...
Sandra
Well, as Yogi said if even half of these lies aren't true...you still have to think Boeheim had to at least be in the loop.
Sandra
Head coaches for the most part are known to be control freaks and detail oriented, until something goes wrong....
Head coaches for the most part are known to be control freaks and detail oriented, until something goes wrong....
I'm sorry, but that's a gift that should never be unwrapped....
In the loop? Can you explain that one? I mean if Fine was doing this...why would he wanna keep Boeheim in the loop? Or how would Boeheim be in the loop?
believe 1/2 of what u see and none of what u hear..........just follow the $$$$ and all will become clear eventuallyYep...because some think they know everything that is going on.
hopefully he never went into "the room"........In the loop? Can you explain that one? I mean if Fine was doing this...why would he wanna keep Boeheim in the loop? Or how would Boeheim be in the loop?
The relationship between Syracuse and ESPN runs much deeper than the millions of dollars paid to the Big East for broadcasting college basketball games. Many of ESPN’s sportscasters and journalists are graduates of Syracuse’s S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
Syracuse alumni employed by ESPN include Mike Tirico, Jayson Stark, Anish Shroff, Dave Ryan, Dave Pasch, Sean McDonough, Matthew Berry, Steve Bunin and David Amber.
ESPN’s parent company, Walt Disney, has done business with Advance Publications (Newhouse’s conglomerate) prior to 2003, buying Fairchild Publications from Disney for $650 million in 1999.
Michael Eisner, the former president of Walt Disney, held a gathering of media executives on November 14, 2002 at a breakfast discussion in Manhattan. Newhouse School of Public Communication sponsored the event.
Most interestingly, ESPN, Advance Publications, and The Post-Standard all have employees who sit on the Advisory Board for the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications
And many were criticizing ESPN for failing to air reports of the prior investigation years earlier. Maybe now we're finding out why....Now 2 accusers of Bernie Fine, Floyd Van Hooser and now Zack Tomaselli have either recanted or have admitted to lying/making up facts in accusing Bernie Fine with sexual misconduct when they were teenagers...
Could the story be falling apart like a house of cards?
Now 2 accusers of Bernie Fine, Floyd Van Hooser and now Zack Tomaselli have either recanted or have admitted to lying/making up facts in accusing Bernie Fine with sexual misconduct when they were teenagers...
Could the story be falling apart like a house of cards?
Too late. Damage to Fine's character has already been done. Fine's already been found guilty by the court of public opinion.
What?? Just a few posts back, you were criticizing ESPN for not reporting the 2002 investigation. Now they report about a current law enforcement investigation and ESPN is at fault??Yes... it is... thanks to ESPN.
What?? Just a few posts back, you were criticizing ESPN for not reporting the 2002 investigation. Now they report about a current law enforcement investigation and ESPN is at fault??