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Michigan State hires Mark Dantonio while touting pivot from 'MSU of old'
After suspending Mel Tucker amid an investigation into sexual harassment, Michigan State hired Mark Dantonio, who coached the team during a time when school officials and coaches were accused of mishandling allegations of sexual misconduct.www.espn.com
Tennessee avoided a disaster when Fulmer did not hire Tucker during the 2017 coaching search.
No he didn't.I mean Manti Teo got catfished into thinking he was in a relationship with a fake girl.
I agree AJ Johnson was screwed over badly. But Tucker has already admitted enough to likely be fired. What if he is attracted to some recruit’s mom and decides to call her up in the middle of the night for phone sex?It’s very relevant to AJ Johnson because he was kicked off the football team and denied gainful employment in the NFL only because of hearsay allegations that were later proven in a court (where we still have some level of due process for now) to be completely baseless. Criminal charges aren’t the only penalty that can arise before due process is determined. I also know someone present at the party and that has firsthand knowledge of what occurred and this person’s statements corroborate the court findings. I’m not upset and you’re the one being emotional and projecting those feelings towards me via (wait for it) allegations.
Please refer to the other comment I had where, upon learning of his stmts when I previously stated i didn’t have complete knowledge of the facts, that I state that his admission is indeed an ethical lapse at minimum. It’s possible he can face termination or even criminal charges, but he deserves due process under both his employment agreement and the law.
AT some point these coaches are going to wise up and direct their agents to negotiate more reasonable buyouts. Had his buyout been one year, they probably just fire him and let things go, now UT (and soon MSU) will have shown other universities the roadmap to "fire for cause" and every coach will have any sorid event in his or her life publicized for all to see. In the good old days, he takes a job as a DC, recycles and gets a head gig - if he wants it - somewhere else......now any school that wants to hire him (for any job) has to put up with the protestors and the flamers.Officially starting the process to fire him.
If you think this is about anything other than MSU getting out of his massive contract, you're crazy.
Yeah he screwed up, but this was a witch hunt.
AT some point these coaches are going to wise up and direct their agents to negotiate more reasonable buyouts. Had his buyout been one year, they probably just fire him and let things go, now UT (and soon MSU) will have shown other universities the roadmap to "fire for cause" and every coach will have any sorid event in his or her life publicized for all to see. In the good old days, he takes a job as a DC, recycles and gets a head gig - if he wants it - somewhere else......now any school that wants to hire him (for any job) has to put up with the protestors and the flamers.
The question of who they go for next is pretty wide open, it seems. I'd like to see them get Hartline from tOSU because I'm not convinced Day is that good, but I'm not holding my breath for that to happen.
20 potential candidates to replace Mel Tucker as Michigan State football's coach
Who could potentially replace Mel Tucker? We came up with 20 coaches to consider.spartanswire.usatoday.com
The only names that make sense are the Mich St assistants currently on staff, Tressel, Leonhard, and maybe Hartline.The question of who they go for next is pretty wide open, it seems. I'd like to see them get Hartline from tOSU because I'm not convinced Day is that good, but I'm not holding my breath for that to happen.
20 potential candidates to replace Mel Tucker as Michigan State football's coach
Who could potentially replace Mel Tucker? We came up with 20 coaches to consider.spartanswire.usatoday.com
That's why I called it wide open. If they're really going to open up the vault like they did for Tucker, maybe somebody like Campbell gets tempted.The only names that make sense are the Mich St assistants currently on staff, Tressel, Leonhard, and maybe Hartline.
For all of the rest of them, it is either a lateral move/downgrade or they can likely hold out for a much better job in the not too distant future. Why in the hell would DeBoer, Matt Campbell, Narduzzi, or Klieman take that job?
Was she an employee of Mich St? Did he say "either stay on the phone or else I'll have you fired?" I'm not sure he was in a position to harass her.Legal harassment, sure. Enough for Michigan State to fire him, no doubt.
Again, his behavior was with a woman whose entire career is based upon her rape and healing and trying to prevent harassment and rape in sports programs. It's uphill for him to suggest "she wanted it" given her history and the fact she reported it.
If some coaches come forward saying "she did that flirty thing with me" or something then maybe his claim that she was complicit has legs, but that won't save his job and probably his career.
He has a business/professional relationship with her by virtue of his employer paying her to speak to the team that he coaches. What he did would be defined as an "inappropriate relationship" by any employee handbook ever written, and grounds for termination. Even if it was 100% consensual.Was she an employee of Mich St? Did he say "either stay on the phone or else I'll have you fired?" I'm not sure he was in a position to harass her.
In his own statement he said he asked her to speak to the team, a paid speaking engagement funded by Michigan State, and that he postponed her next speaking engagement there, but didn't cancel it.Was she an employee of Mich St? Did he say "either stay on the phone or else I'll have you fired?" I'm not sure he was in a position to harass her.
He has a business/professional relationship with her by virtue of his employer paying her to speak to the team that he coaches. What he did would be defined as an "inappropriate relationship" by any employee handbook ever written, and grounds for termination. Even if it was 100% consensual.