re: 3 tOSU freshman football players accused of rape

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Didn't that come out that she was giving him lap dances the whole night and took him into the room holding his hand, and she cried rape afterwards?

Even her friends said it was totally consensual.

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No, not in the Lizzy Seeburg case. She reported the incident to the ND police, then started getting intimidating text messages from members of the football team. 10 days after she reported it, she committed suicide. (Had a history of depression, but no previous suicidal incidents and not known to make up stories.) When she died, it had been in the hands of ND police for 10 days, and they still hadn't talked to the football players in question. Six months later, ND finally held a hearing, and found the player "not responsible"; he never missed a game.

And even if she had given him lap dances, if she didn't want to have sex with him and he forced it it's still rape. From stuff I read, it wasn't this player's first rodeo with the law.

A few months after the Lizzie Seeburg case, another freshman went to the hospital for a rape exam after claiming she was raped at a party by a football player. She got the same kind of intimidating text messages and felt threatened enough not to file a formal report.

ND brushed some stuff under the rug for the sake of their football team.

I don't know what happened in the Ohio case, other than what was in the article. Girls should be cautious and not put themselves in bad or misleading positions, for sure. But athletes can't think they're entitled to sex either.

Prince Shembo was the player she said assaulted her. According to message board chatter, no paper ever printed his name.