Willie T and his S&C coach sued (along with the school and NCAA) by a former Oregon player

[-MDVOL]

For 11.5 Million Dollars.

Would have thought that fsu8675309 would have brought this up with him being such a big fan of FSU in spite of the fact that he only posts here and not on any of the FSU Boards.

https://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/20...g-uo-willie-taggart-ncaa-for-115-million.html

 

[sadgator]

"The drills were done in unison, and whenever a player faltered, vomited, or fainted, his teammates were immediately punished with additional repetitions...”

“Brenner’s lawsuit contends players were not permitted to drink water during the first day of the workouts.”

What a great guy.

 

[Gator Fever]

Depends if the guy is really messed up or not as far as liability imo. Sounds like the other 2 are saying the team was told they could speak up if they were having issues to stop. I know there is internal pressure not to do that in front of the team but they are told that now by the coaches.

I do think the military and football etc. is getting messed with a little too much over this stuff now. Its not like it was years ago where you were forced to keep going basically no matter if you felt really bad or not.

They should be smart and not work the player so long that becomes an issue however.

 

[sadgator]

The sport we love is ugly behind the scenes.

 

[GordonGecko]

Let’s consider how our rivals would blast Mullen if the same charges were leveled at him and and accordingly.

 

[bradleygator]

Depends if the guy is really messed up or not as far as liability imo. Sounds like the other 2 are saying the team was told they could speak up if they were having issues to stop. I know there is internal pressure not to do that in front of the team but they are told that now by the coaches.

I do think the military and football etc. is getting messed with a little too much over this stuff now. Its not like it was years ago where you were forced to keep going basically no matter if you felt really bad or not.

They should be smart and not work the player so long that becomes an issue however.

Problem for the team is that the NCAA did all these safety investigations and reports with guidelines on how keep players safe when they were trying to pretend for pr purposes that they cared about player safety. Now there's a pretty good argument that teams should be held to those standards.

 

[-MDVOL]

Problem for the team is that the NCAA did all these safety investigations and reports with guidelines on how keep players safe when they were trying to pretend for pr purposes that they cared about player safety. Now there's a pretty good argument that teams should be held to those standards.

rhabdomyolysis and excessive amounts of creatine can kill

 

[ih8f$u]

The worst thing about this is it might give f$u a chance to get rid of him with cause. He needs to be there as long as possible

 

[bradleygator]

rhabdomyolysis and excessive amounts of creatine can kill

Isn't that what Jerry had that forced him to pee in the mall parking garage?

 

[EvilWayz]

I do think the military and football etc. is getting messed with a little too much over this stuff now. Its not like it was years ago where you were forced to keep going basically no matter if you felt really bad or not.

They should be smart and not work the player so long that becomes an issue however.

Ah yes... These hazing reports from the military are like .00001% of the hazing that occurs. And they've actually calmed down a lot.