re: USA Today: LSU mishandled sexual complaints against students, including top athletes

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I thought something was weird about that story. When a parent confronts a coach about rape/abuse and gets the cold shoulder, something else is wrong.

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She met him for the first time in late June 2016 at a bar near LSU, she said. She had been drinking before she arrived, she said, and at the bar, Guice bought her several Patrón shots. She was “extremely” intoxicated, she said. Her memory of the night is fuzzy.

“I was very drunk,” she said. “Way too drunk to give consent in the first place.”

A friend of the woman, an LSU athlete at the time, told USA TODAY she was at the bar that night. She described the woman as drunk. Guice offered to drive them home and dropped the friend off first, she said.

The woman made it to her apartment, where she lived alone. She and Guice went separate ways. Sometime after, Guice texted her, asking if he could come over, she said. She said she allowed him to come over but told him nothing was going to happen.

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The woman said she was not able to retrieve a copy of the text because she got a new phone and did not keep the messages. She said she searched for the message in cloud storage and old backups but was unsuccessful.

That night, Guice forced her to perform oral, then vaginal sex, she said. When she woke up in the morning, he was gone, she said. She told a few close friends that Guice had taken advantage of the situation, though she did not explicitly describe it as rape at the time, she said

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Well two things, first, the parent didn't confront the coach for an entire year which is weird.

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Probably a good thing Coach O. won a title last year. A lot of this stuff happening this year for LSU could have been considered unforgivable by most schools.

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This doesn’t need to be a point of trolling. This is pretty serious allegations of how LSU handles this.

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If the police investigate and find evidence of a crime, I’m all for having a conviction for an actual crime. That never happened in any of the cases being discussed. Also Title IX is not a legal process. There is no standard of evidence or fair process other than 3 faculty members (almost always crazy liberals) saying they believe an allegation typically with no actual evidence. The only person abused in Title IX is the accused in the majority of cases when “rape” becomes a person had consensual sex but regrets it the next day (which seems to be most of the LSU allegations). This BS is an insult to actual rape victims.

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Multiple players during the season, getting the rona virus, causing 2 postponements so far. No accountability, not being encouraged to be careful.

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