“So they are both capable of making their own decisions, and they aren’t capable.”

What? What? Why does she have “every reason to collude”?

Cash cow? Do his parents have a lot of money or something? The chances he ever makes it to the NFL (even before this happened) are slim to none.

This story served it right to you and you knocked it through the uprights. Your comment . . . It’s GOOD!

She used the correct grammar. The simple way to test for ‘I’ vs ‘me’ is to remove the preceding name.

+1 pedantic point.

It’s almost like there should be an independent branch of government whose job it is to investigate allegations of abuse, charge an offender, and then have witnesses and evidence in some kind of open forum where everything gets exposed to the light of day in an open and transparent manner.

It seems the same people who want the authorities to take women at their word in accusations of sexual assault want us to call them liars when the exonerate the accused.

The issue here is that colleges are simply not equipped in any kind of way to engage in such activities. They are not motivated by law or justice or good of any kind. They act to protect their endowments and lines of business, like any other company would do.

This is a lot like the Col State Pueblo case that was settled last month:

Oh I understand the difference. I actually don’t think you do. But like I said, cheerfully retract as I’m wasting my time dealing with somebody like you.

+1 FAULT

This is on one of your replies below

Kicker who is kicked off college team is not cash cow. If she’s any good at tennis, she might actually have a more lucrative and longer career.

For the past several years since the “Dear Colleague” letter, this has been a national fiasco. I sat on a university student affairs committee at the time, and they changed the policy to comply with that new Title IX standard. They said they were moving away from a “rights-based” approach and toward the system…

Agreed. Besides, tennis players are better equipped than most to tell whether or not something crossed the line.

This is such backhanded behavior by the Title IX office, they really shanked this investigation.

She obviously likes a guy who can split the uprights. Duh.

what a racquet

Very suspicious...why would a tennis player date a kicker?