goatcreekgriz
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If I could read minds, I would be doing something else for a living.
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Troy Taylor investigations at Stanford
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This is a POTY candidate. "Here is my political opinion. I have stated it and if you disagree with it, take it to the political forum because this is not place for political opinions."
footballdood
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What's wrong with acknowledging systemic racism?
Hence the clarification.
So discrimination is your solution? Typical.
Kem, is this the right forum for a political opinion? Asking for a friend.
mthoopsfan
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Take it to the Basketball forum or Bobcat Nation.
rocklobster
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Yeah, thank God for our "woke" police on these threads. We just need politics inserted into everything that is written.
Fair. I respond to political statements, I rarely start them. The slam on the Stanford Hoover Institute on this forum required a rebuttal.
I just cannot begin to imagine how miserable like would be to view everything through some sort of political or partisan lens.
You mean like how people said really stupid stuff during COVID?
HelenaHandBasket
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Fired
MissoulaMarinerFan
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Right?! There's a....lively(?) derailed thread about culture and ethnicity happening!
markson161
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Of course, it must be the women’s fault, white men can do no wrong. Same old excuse, disregarding any accountability.
More likely this asshat has been getting away with this crap for years because he's a middle aged white guy. Typical
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The ESPN report outlined instances where Taylor had bullied and belittled female athletic staffers and even went so far as to push for an NCAA compliance officer to lose her job after he was told about rules violations.A statement from Stanford Football General Manager Andrew Luck.
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— Stanford Football (@StanfordFball) March 25, 2025
His behavior had led to two investigations at the school and the coach responded to the ESPN report with a statement saying that he had willingly complied with the investigations and “accepted the recommendations that came out of them, and I used them as a learning opportunity to grow in leadership and how I interact with others.”
The investigations predated Luck's time as the football program's general manager. Luck, a former Stanford QB and No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts, was hired in November. The second investigation concluded that summer. It began after more complaints about Taylor's behavior and found that his demeanor towards others was still an issue since the first investigation concluded.
Stanford fires football coach Troy Taylor after report detailing workplace behavior
Taylor had been at Stanford for two seasons.
sports.yahoo.com
Will be curious to see what happens with former Griz Player Andy Thompson and the rest of that current staff. How much of a reset is Andrew Luck wanting...
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