SalvatoreQuattro

January 20th, 2018 at 9:37 AM ^

How MSU has handled this is unbelievably stupid and threatens the crediblity of the entire institution. Faculty has to step up and demand change because  the administration refuses to do so.

People like to mock MSU's academics on here, but it is a good school with some reputable programs. MSU is part of intellectual corridor that is the driving force behind the potential renaissance of the state's economy which is why this is bad for all Michiganders.

Finally and most importantly, the victims have to hear contrition from MSU. They have to try to make amends with Nassar's victims.

lhglrkwg

January 20th, 2018 at 10:06 AM ^

As pressure grows externally, it's only a matter of days or weeks until LAS announces that she's resigning 'of her own will'. They can't survive this unscathed

The Krusty Kra…

January 20th, 2018 at 10:26 AM ^

This is an unequivocal dumpster fire but despite Izzo's standing as being the most unfireable employee at Michigan State, he's not going to speak out against his boss's boss during a post game press conference. No coach ever does. I have issues with the statement he did give when he could've kept it short and sweet like Dantonio, but it is what it is.

URNotGuilty

January 20th, 2018 at 1:16 PM ^

As the Father of My Freshman Daughter and My Freshman Niece in Lansing, all information I have in the wake of Nassar suggests MSU is protecting The University, Players, Coaches, rather than other people's Daughters and Nieces. IF my niece or daughter had the unthinkable visited upon them, and the University buried and covered it up, I doubt I'd be merely calling for Resignations, I'm guessing I might be more vigilant and want pain visited upon them. Simon and Hollis need to be fired, resign, and possibly prosecuted.

umumum

January 20th, 2018 at 2:59 PM ^

I too "hope that the right man was convicted".  Though I thought Nassar's multiple guilty pleas kinda put that to rest, Tom.  But then again, you ain't paid by the law school.

jsquigg

January 20th, 2018 at 3:56 PM ^

If this happened at U of M, and coaches gave quotes similar, I would be done with the program.  I know that's easier for me not being an alumnus, but this is disgusting, especially in the wake of Penn State.  The NCAA is a laughable failure.  MSU is giving an example of precisely how not to do things.  I can't believe how low people and institutions will go to protect their own interests, but sadly it isn't surprising anymore.