UF basketball coach accused of sexual harassment and stalking per The Alligator [See Post #521]

Franz Bread is indicating that the rumor mill had been active for a while, but everyone basically dismissed it because it was at that point just rumors. The complaint also indicates similar behavior among other members of the coaching staff.......if so what a friggin cluster!

 

Yes very very common. It is a legit possibility

 

Too early for @tilly to start a thread?

 

A quote in the article does say his whole staff was like that, a culture of guys talking about girls or whatever. Who knows

 

That was my fault, not his.

 

I guarantee you that if this was Austin or Tuscaloosa or Tallahassee you’d never hear about it. Not saying it’s right or wrong, just saying.

 

Obviously we want that to be the case, but part of the claim is physical in-person staking.

Unless it’s some complex blackmail scheme and someone local is in on it (even the victims), that seems highly implausible. Doesn’t sound like a simple overseas “hack”.

 

Copycat crime from Anthony Weiner!
Sorry, I am just so PO’d now I can’t think straight, like everyone here I’m sure.
If other coaches are involved, it’s gets much worse for UF.

 

We don’t know the whole story. Just because someone is accusing you of stuff don’t mean you’re guilty. I get it’s a bad look for the university and we have to act accordingly. But I hope something positive can come out of this.

 

True. So is Kiffin, or so the rumor goes.

 

What I'd really like to see is Golden call his own press conference, make a statement, and then take questions.

 

The University is required to investigate.

 

Owning up to it would be good.

 

Or if he denies it, give us reasons why.

 

Complaint was filed under title IX, and as such is subject to the investigative guidelines required under title IX.

 

It’s normal to follow and unfollow people. If he can prove that it was consensual on the pics, then it’s all good.

 

We can’t have nice things.

 

No case in a court of law.

 

When I grew up, we liked girls. We talked about girls. It wasn’t an issue.