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RE: Lou Anna Simon, Michigan State president, resigning amid Nassar scandal
(01-28-2018 11:49 PM)utpotts Wrote:  The E:60 story just destroys’ MSU.

I saw that E:60 episode on Sunday, and you're right, they pretty much did everything but shovel dirt on the grave.

While not trying to make light of what's been going on at MSU, I can't help but wonder (as I posted on another thread) if ESPN or the NCAA were to do a deep dive on just about any other large athletic department if they wouldn't find the exact same thing?

Let's be honest, if it wasn't for Nassar most of this would have never came out so you can't help but think that maybe the reason MORE hasn't came out about OTHER programs is that they're lacking their own Nassar.
01-29-2018 07:42 AM
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