- November 9th, 2012, 11:04 am
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I'm not saying Jason is guilty and I seriously hope he's not, but unfortunately the school and you lost all credibility in the "let's wait til the facts come out before posting opinions" game after the Asa situation. You toed the university line the entire time and we saw where that went.
Here's my opinion: guilty or not, as a person who has financially supported the Flames Club, hiding the arrest of a coach at a Christian university doesn't sit well with me. This has happened way too much around here (generally with players). If we are going to have, "Win or lose, to God be the glory" as one of our catch phrases, we need to learn some accountability. I don't think they need to come out and give us a press release every time something happens, but once it's made public, don't try to hide it or attack the people who brought it public.
Edit: Let me add this - I really think most of this is a mistake. I think something likely happened where it was a bad luck situation and that Jason didn't do anything wrong. With that being said, the University's response yesterday made it really seem like they were hiding something. They added more fuel to it that didn't need to be there. If they would've responded in a different, less attacking way, people wouldn't have jumped to conclusions.
Here's my opinion: guilty or not, as a person who has financially supported the Flames Club, hiding the arrest of a coach at a Christian university doesn't sit well with me. This has happened way too much around here (generally with players). If we are going to have, "Win or lose, to God be the glory" as one of our catch phrases, we need to learn some accountability. I don't think they need to come out and give us a press release every time something happens, but once it's made public, don't try to hide it or attack the people who brought it public.
Edit: Let me add this - I really think most of this is a mistake. I think something likely happened where it was a bad luck situation and that Jason didn't do anything wrong. With that being said, the University's response yesterday made it really seem like they were hiding something. They added more fuel to it that didn't need to be there. If they would've responded in a different, less attacking way, people wouldn't have jumped to conclusions.
Last edited by SuperJon on November 9th, 2012, 11:26 am, edited 2 times in total.




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