21 Incidents of Sexual Misconduct

cys_av8r · 03-28-2008, 10:11 AM

....during 1 year at EIU.

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Marty and Miller talked about this on their show yesterday. Miller actually accused then police chief Pat McCarney of covering it up

cybsball20 · 03-28-2008, 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by cys_av8r

....during 1 year at EIU.

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Marty and Miller talked about this on their show yesterday. Miller actually accused then police chief Pat McCarney of covering it up

I think it was a caller that brought up the whole McCarney thing and they ran with it... Pretty interesting though...

Drizzle · 03-28-2008, 10:13 AM

Give me one bullet, I will take care of this psychotic creep...

Knownothing · 03-28-2008, 10:14 AM

How can you cover up something that he actually charged. The coverup would have been after that. If Mac would have covered it up there would have been no charges.

cys_av8r · 03-28-2008, 10:15 AM

Another point made, which I agree with, is that those 21 incidents ARE on his record, so the police didn't cover anything up. However, as was stated, how come none of this was in the media? I think you will admit that 'ole Hayden probably had a lot of power with those fellas back then.

rbrook · 03-28-2008, 10:21 AM

I believe it was a media cover up. I also believe it is still going on, but not as much as in the 80's and 90's.

loboclone · 03-28-2008, 10:46 AM

again.............."acute suckeye syndrome" it is a life long disease that continues to take its toll on society everywhere in North America. When will the maddness stop..........

Thornhill · 03-28-2008, 10:59 AM

Originally Posted by cys_av8r

....during 1 year at EIU.

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Marty and Miller talked about this on their show yesterday. Miller actually accused then police chief Pat McCarney of covering it up

The Iowa Courts website doesn't show 21, but it does show that he had almost one assault a week for the entire football season in 1993

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Phaedrus · 03-28-2008, 11:10 AM

Whoa, whoa, wait!!!!! This cannot be true, because a frequent poster here who is a Hawkeye "fan" told me that there was never, ever, ever a problem at UofI until last year????

Sounds like the regime, apparently started under the classless "Fry" has just been doing "business as usual" up to the current day.... Thank goodness there is a "player development professional" who is now coming to Iowa City to "fix" the problem of football players getting "caught".

New solution: Don't get caught, and if you get caught, sweep it under the rug...

jmb · 03-28-2008, 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by loboclone

again.............."acute suckeye syndrome" it is a life long disease that continues to take its toll on society everywhere in North America. When will the maddness stop..........

Acute Suckey Syndrome is know to the medical community as A.S.S.

With no known cures.

j

CLONE2THEBONE · 03-29-2008, 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by rbrook

I believe it was a media cover up. I also believe it is still going on, but not as much as in the 80's and 90's.

The opposite is actually the case and it's not just at Iowa, it's at every BCS school.

The days of cover-ups are over. It's a feather in a reporter's cap if he can find anything negative these days. Do you honestly believe that the media is still covering things up in Iowa City? They ran stories on players getting tickets for alcohol possesion. This is a "crime" that 99.9% of college students could be charged with and is less serious than speeding, in my opinion.

With the internet, it's impossible to cover-up anything.

Anything that football or basketball players do is going to be reported in Ames or Iowa City.

theshadow · 03-29-2008, 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by cys_av8r

I think you will admit that 'ole Hayden probably had a lot of power with those fellas back then.

Hayden had so much power over the press it wasn't even funny.

In that 1981-1993 era, we all know how good one in-state school was and how bad the other was. As a result, you had all of the media fawning over Hayden's program, jumping on the front-runner bandwagon.

There was so much coverage, that if anyone wrote a negative piece about Hayden or the program they would be in danger of being blackballed and not allowed future access. And that didn't bother UI, because for everyone that got ousted there were another dozen typewriter jockeys trying to get into the 'circle of trust.'

So, it resulted in a stable of reporters who walked on eggshells so as not to tick off Hayden, with all these flowery fluff articles/reports. The remnants of that attitude are still evident in guys like John Campbell at KCRG.

MontyBurns · 03-29-2008, 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by Thornhill

The Iowa Courts website doesn't show 21, but it does show that he had almost one assault a week for the entire football season in 1993

In the words of Kirk Ferentz, "we just have to clean up a few things and we'll be fine."