Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
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Originally Posted by
CyBroncos
It's funny how two faced some of our fans are, if this was an Iowa assistant coach, there would be people on here on howling for his dismissal
Nope, the people that want Mann fired would be the people "howling" for the Iowa coach's dismissal. The people that don't care/ don't think Mann should be fired would laugh at the Iowa coach and then proceed to not care. No one is being two faced about it the fanbase just has two(maybe more) different opinions.
Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
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Originally Posted by
cyspike
Anyone who drives drunk is taking innocent lives in their hands. He could have killed a family of four (five)? Pick your number. Say he ran into a car and killed someone, would he still have a job? What's the difference. It's like someone shooting randomly into a crowd and assuming you're not hit somebody. He should be fired.
If you shoot into a crowd and don't harm anyone you get a much less severe charge then if you shot and hurt/killed someone. So if he drove and harmed no one he gets less than if he had killed someone.
I don't think he should be fired, people make mistakes.
Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
How about suspending him indefinitely? Did Railey test 190 proof and play WWF with a telephone pole......I forget? The standard applied should be across the board and thus make it easier to set the example. You want to help young men learn from their mistakes? Then by all means don't use the "do what say.....not what I do" method. We are not talking about a young freshman struggling in the adjustment to college life so far from home. We are talking about an adult, and along with the responsibility of being an adult comes the understanding that you no longer are afforded the mulligans that came with being a young person learning the ropes.
Also, unless I missed something, did someone put a gun to his head and said........"you better drink and drive or else"? He chose to get drunk.....he chose to drive drunk, right? He and everyone in that community should be very thankful that the only things that were damaged from his choice are those which CAN be replaced. And IMO on this end the consequences for what he chose to do should be a little saltier than focus groups and community service. It's not like there are not any more qualified people to fill this position on ISU's end. And it is not like there are't any more schools looking for qualified people on his end.
Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
Here is a nice link to keep track of arrests. Hopefully we fall off this list soon.
ArrestNation.com
Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
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Originally Posted by
cyspike
Anyone who drives drunk is taking innocent lives in their hands. He could have killed a family of four (five)? Pick your number. Say he ran into a car and killed someone, would he still have a job? What's the difference. It's like someone shooting randomly into a crowd and assuming you're not hit somebody. He should be fired.
Yeah, he could have but the legal system doesn't deal in hypotheticals. It deals it what actually happened. One time I was driving and texting, looked up and I was over the center line. I could have killed someone but I didn't. I wasn't punished.
Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
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Originally Posted by
yaman3
Yeah, he could have but the legal system doesn't deal in hypotheticals. It deals it what actually happened. One time I was driving and texting, looked up and I was over the center line. I could have killed someone but I didn't. I wasn't punished.
A lot of things go unpunished when not caught.
Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
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Originally Posted by
yaman3
Yeah, he could have but the legal system doesn't deal in hypotheticals. It deals it what actually happened. One time I was driving and texting, looked up and I was over the center line. I could have killed someone but I didn't. I wasn't punished.
Wow, get some perspective.
Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
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Originally Posted by
CyBroncos
It's funny how two faced some of our fans are, if this was an Iowa assistant coach, there would be people on here on howling for his dismissal
Im calling for Mann's dismissal....I would do the same for the EIU coach as well....this is inexcusable act....
Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
Give the man a 2nd chance.
im seriously starting to think texting is more dangerous
than drunk driving, especially by young drivers. Damn near had a kid hit me even after i honked and was half way in ditch. Saw that the dumba$$ still had phone in his hand on steering wheel fiddling with it as we passed. They need to have the same fines and suspensions with phone and texting as owi.
Re: Cornell Mann arrested for OWI in Dayton, OH Tuesday
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Originally Posted by
TedKumsher
For the record -- I don't think he should automatically be fired. He probably should consider voluntarily resigning in disgrace/shame.
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Originally Posted by
Aclone
Yes, because everyone who is ever arrested should just give up on life, and crawl under a rock!
:jimlad: (<-I didn't forget!!!)
Are you freakin' out of your mind??? Get off your moral high horse, and take a look at real life! Seriously!
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Let me put it this way: I fully expect anyone who has enough moral character to be trusted with his job -- working directly with minors with at least indirect role model status -- TO BE EMBARASSED AND ASHAMED that this happened having just been hired.
I would think that anyone who feels like they seriously embarassed their brand new employer would have thoughts of getting fired or resigning running through their mind.
Of course, the more truly embarassed and ashamed he feels, and if he would truly consider resigning will go a long way to showing that he doesn't deserve to be fired.
Unless you want to argue that this ISN'T embarassing to ISU, or that the timing of being just hired doesn't aggravate the situation . . .