My family is very religious and my mother is still a practicing priest, so I believe in retribution and second chances but I can't think that an experience like this wouldn't have a long term and lasting effect on a person. Regardless of his guilt in the matter, I think something like this issue is so touchy that it should be left alone and I think it possibly sets a negative precedent that Tennessee football under CLK will take any player with talent, no matter what the particulars about their character are. Honestly, that's not the type of team I want to be a fan of or root for. I want all of our players to be stand out young men like Chris Martin, EB, or Inky Johnson.