This report doesn't seem like it will help them win games.
http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...aryland-program-shows-abuses-no-toxic-culture
http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...aryland-program-shows-abuses-no-toxic-culture
Maryland recruiting may get harder in future
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Doubt it. Durkin is gone. Canada has done a nice job...this could end up helping them in the long run.
ABUSE BUT NO TOXIC CULTURE?
WTF? Is this even possible?
How can you abuse people and not have a toxic culture?
WTF? Is this even possible?
How can you abuse people and not have a toxic culture?
They’re throwback. Hell, Atilla the Hun used to kill his own on occasion out of boredom.
And Atilla died of a nose bleed.
That means nothing, but it's interesting.
Cocaine overdose.
No. Honeymoon night. Didn't come out for a couple days and they found him naked on a bear skin rug.
I read it in a book. He had over 100 wives. Not sure that's a good thing.
Plus, the Pope talked him out of destroying Rome, so he must have been a pretty good guy.
Coke caused the bleed. He also huffed a lot of primitive brake cleaner.
"The Maryland football team did not have a 'toxic culture,' but it did have a culture where problems festered because too many players feared speaking out," according to the report
How does one define "toxic" anyway?
How does one define "toxic" anyway?
I think you're on to something. What a bunch of doublespeak and nonsense. They let a kid with heat stroke symptoms sit virtually unattended for 55 minutes, then the guy THEY hire to investigate falsely calls the presentation 'atypical'. No one gave a crap enough to follow basic medical protocols, they put him on a shelf, he died.
Another issue the commission looked into regarded a Title IX complaint and a questionable response by the athletic department . Around June 20, 2017, the Title IX Office opened an investigation of sexual misconduct alleged by a student affiliated with athletics against two football players. According to an internal investigation, Anderson or Durkin or both "solicited and facilitated payment to a law firm to represent the accused players."
They attempted to cover the $15,000 fee by calling it a "speaking engagement." Eventually, it was labeled an "eligibility consultation" so the university foundation could pay for it.
How is this not a massive NCAA infraction?
They attempted to cover the $15,000 fee by calling it a "speaking engagement." Eventually, it was labeled an "eligibility consultation" so the university foundation could pay for it.
How is this not a massive NCAA infraction?
Every year, hundreds of parents send their impressionable teenagers off to college to be groomed and nurtured by the likes of Bobby Petrino, Urban Meyer, John Calipari, Rick Pitino, etc. In short, I have completely given up on the "how can any parent send their kid..." argument.
Cocaine is a new world drug was it really available in Europe at that time?
