ESPN's role in Bernie Fine Case

[Clonefan32]

If that is the case then that is pathetic. The systematic failures of literally every person in a position of authority is amazing in both the Syracuse and Penn State cases. University officials, coaches, and even the police. Epic Failures.

It's because university security, police and prosecutors are too busy sticking it to kids for public intoxication, you know, the important stuff.

[CyBroncos]

ESPN seems to have no ethics, impartialness or control with its investigative journalism. They figure out what side they're taking and try to drive it down our throats. The role they played in backing Craig James in running Mike Leach out of Texas Tech was ridiculous

[LutherBlue]

From what I understand the guy didnt tell espn the story ESPN had access to the phone recording where the coaches wife basically admitted that the coach had molested the kid.


I hate ESPN, I hope they get in deep ****.

The guy (Davis) made the recording. So he could have turned it over to the police.

Also, ESPN didn't have a comparator voice recording at the time and didn't want to risk it turning out to be a fake. But I think that's something they could disclose to the police and let the police figure it out. "Here's the tape. Here's how we got it. We don't know if it's Mrs. Fine or not, that's your job."

[GeronimusClone]

ESPN seems to have no ethics, impartialness or control with its investigative journalism. They figure out what side they're taking and try to drive it down our throats. The role they played in backing Craig James in running Mike Leach out of Texas Tech was ridiculous

ESPN has no business referring to themselves as journalists.

[Ficklone02]

Miller & Deace talking about how they sat on this audio tape for 8 years. Shouldn't they be held to the same moral standard as JoPa, who they berated over and over? Does someone need fired for this? If so, who?

Miller & Deace are on the air?