[abb]

On Sixty Minutes tonight.

[abb]

ping

[God luvs America]

just watched the lead in after the Masters....they actually said “in the rush to judgement” talking about the coach..

turned it off- won’t watch 60 minutes..

[flaglady47]

The Duke coach’s career was ruined over bogus charges. Just like this poor sap Cop down in South Carolina is having his career and life ruined. But the truth will come out. It already is. All Freepers go to the new today thread entitld “Game Changer OR Paradigm Shift”. It basically exonerates the Cop who was tethered to the perp by a taser wire! It puts the lie one again to the MSM and the race mongers.

Of course, just like in Ferguson, MO, the Cop’s job will be gone and his life turned upside down. It’s sickening. Keep scrolling down in the Game Changer thread. Pics, charts, video’s and narrative all pointing to what really happened. Hope this shuts up all the Freepers who once again jumped the gun (pardon the pun), or should I say the taser.

[Ken H]

Thank you for the outstanding work on this case, Ed Bradley. RIP.

[9thLife]

sure, now they investigate.

have to acknowledge the person who once said, "the liberal media always eats its dead."

[MattinNJ]

I was just at a Chester/Mendham lax game today. Same program that feeds a ton of kids to Duke. Tenacity, sportsmanship, and well mannered young men were on full display.

[maggief]

Stand up guy.

[Amagi]

Never forget the “Gang of 88” jackasses, the Duke faculty.

[elpadre]

I saw that segment - and am duly impressed with the coach - I hope he has the opportunity to play Duke with his little Bryant University team and whip them!!

[Shery]

These boys, nor the coach, will ever feel like they have normal lives again. I wonder what ever happened to this coach?

[PA Engineer]

Why do they not go after the Group of 88?
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This is a welcome, if belated, criticism of the Group’s extremism and its effects. It’s hard to know how much covering for the faculty—as opposed to covering for former SANE nurse-in-training Tara Levicy or ensuring that Richard Brodhead, Larry Moneta, and other senior administrators would never be cross-examined—accounted for Duke’s decision to settle. But given that the settlement explicitly shielded the faculty from individual lawsuits, it’s clear that protecting extremists in the ranks played some role in Duke’s legal strategy.