Is anyne hearing anything out of LA Tech

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So I'm confused why would him coming to the staff cause Pat's name to be drug through the mud? I must be missing something..
 
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Despicable behavior..don't want him here..not a mistake that's a character flaw
 
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Hope he has coached his last game


No more living off the hard work of his moms name in a job he didn't deserve.


I believe in forgiveness but this one is very close to the line of unforgivable
 
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Hope he has coached his last game


No more living off the hard work of his moms name in a job he didn't deserve.


I believe in forgiveness but this one is very close to the line of unforgivable

I agree
 
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https://twitter.com/theJFord/status/718180810768015361/photo/1

“… I am profoundly disappointed in myself for engaging in a relationship that was negatively affected the people I love… will resepct my privacy of my family and me as we deal with this difficult situation I have caused”

Not good, he is not coming to replace Elzy, that is for sure.


So this doesn't make it better when I say this but he's young and young people make mistakes. I don't see this as a reason to drag the man.
 
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Goes back to Louisiana Tech's wisdom in hiring a 20ish year old man to lead 18-22 year old young women. The temptations would be enormous.

I feel for him--he stumbled where many others who will undoubtedly criticize him would have as well. I hope he and his family can work their way through it.
 
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So this doesn't make it better when I say this but he's young and young people make mistakes. I don't see this as a reason to drag the man.

Absolutely agree. This guy was living with Pat for a very long time, and it's very clear that Pat was his best friend, not just his mother. Seeing her decline and with memory loss ... it's literally watching the person you love die in front of you (personal experience). When people are sad, depressed, angry, you don't always act in the manner you are supposed to. He has to carry the blame for his mistakes, but this is a young guy. More will come out of this situation, I hope for the best for all involved.
 
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Hope he has coached his last game


No more living off the hard work of his moms name in a job he didn't deserve.


I believe in forgiveness but this one is very close to the line of unforgivable
You think this guy's career should be over because he had a slip up (however major it may be)? That's a little harsh.

Ye without sin cast the first stone
 
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You think this guy's career should be over because he had a slip up (however major it may be)? That's a little harsh.

Ye without sin cast the first stone

Yes i do if it was indeed a player. If a regular student not under his authority I don't


Here is his statement

@NicoleAuerbach: Tyler Summitt statement, says he engaged "in a relationship that has negatively affected the people I love" https://t.co/ZixOaTAzCw
 
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:sad:A married man cheats on his wife - that's not a "mistake" unless he just happened to fall into the bed. A coach having an illicit adulterous affair with a player is absolutely inexcusable. I wonder if she will stay with the program?

Just like Pokey Chatman, he will never coach again at the college level.

What a friggen' shame.:sad:
 
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You think this guy's career should be over because he had a slip up (however major it may be)? That's a little harsh.

Ye without sin cast the first stone

Nah man. Most VN posters are perfect people free of ever making mistakes.
 
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Somehow added to the University of Tennessee Title IX lawsuit in 3...2...1
 
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You think this guy's career should be over because he had a slip up (however major it may be)? That's a little harsh.

Ye without sin cast the first stone

If it was with a player, he's never coaching women's basketball again. In this time of heightened awareness about inappropriate sexual activity at universities, he would become radioactive.

He needs to take some time away from coaching and maybe try to get an assistant position on a men's team later.
 
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