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Penn State scorn versus Michigan State scorn

Not Penn State or Michigan State, but can file this under "boys will be boys", the school president at Utah Tech resigned after a "vulgar" prank where he left vegetables in a phallic display on the front porch of an administrator who was home recovering from a vasectomy. Unfunny and stupid, but he signed the names of 3 top administrators, which seems really bad. He resigned in the middle of last school year, and has since been hired as the president at Missouri State. These 3 top administrators filed a federal lawsuit about it, alleging it is "payback for their efforts to try to clean up the issues with harassment, misconduct and racism at Utah Tech University."

https://www.sltrib.com/news/education/2024/11/09/former-utah-tech-university/

Now he may not be long for his current job because of it: https://www.news-leader.com/story/n...ents-vulgar-incident-in-last-job/76274113007/

Moral of this story: Never hire a forking guy named "Biff" for a job as important as a college president. Or any job, really.

Also, grow the fork up.
 
Big 10 gonna Big 10. Come on down Wisconsin!

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"My coach made me sign a release form for her to access my therapy sessions, or I'd be kicked off the team," Towers posted.

She also claimed the staff pressured her into mental health decisions, stating, "My coach gave me a choice between admitting myself to a mental hospital or getting kicked off the team!"

Towers' allegations join a broader narrative of instability within the program. Sydney Hilliard, another player who left the team citing mental health reasons, has publicly supported Towers

Tessa Grady, who played in five games this season but is currently sidelined with an injury and has been noticeably absent from the bench in recent weeks, added, "Now this sounds familiar! Glad we got out of that [expletive] hole!"

Several other former players, including Krystyna Ellew, Imbie Jones, and Sacia Vanderpool, have also weighed in on the matter. Notably, all have either transferred out of the program or stepped away from basketball, with Ellew commenting, "Oh wait, I've been through that too."

All this from a coach 20 games under .500 with a WNIT quarterfinal to her name.

Former Wisconsin women's basketball player alleges abuse under Marisa Moseley
 
https://www.bu.edu/articles/2021/marisa-moseley-bu-womens-basketball-coach-departs-for-wisconsin/

Marisa Moseley, who in just three years turned the Boston University women's basketball program from a middling Patriot League team to a conference contender and became a leading campus force for greater diversity and social justice awareness, is leaving to become the University of Wisconsin head coach.

"Social justice awareness" includes considering the plight of those facing mental health struggles. Talking the talk but not walking the walk, etc.
 

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