cornhole153 wrote:
Given that Bronco's decision will have a huge impact on these kids lives, it seems he should spare 5 minutes to see exactly what happened. What's the harm in him watching?
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If he made the right decision, why encourage him to watch the tape? I don't see anything on the tape that results in the two dismissed players retaining their spots, or returning to the team this year. I also don't see anything that results in additional players getting further punishments.
It's kind of like a father finding out that one of his sons started being an idiot and ran around campus showing off his :utard: and then, when the father finds out that his son's :utard: was exposed to the whole world, he punishes him severely, then someone comes forward with a video of the son displaying his :utard: . Does the father really need to watch the video of the son's :utard: in order to know that he should punish him for showing off his :utard: ?
Remember, in his statement, he never said that none of the assistant coaches had watched the tape, he never said that he didn't bother to actually get any facts other than the story told by the players, he said that he hasn't and won't watch the tape. Once again we return to, do you really think he made the wrong decision?