Sean Miller gets a standing ovation before Stanford game…

[HoosierUte]

Lets never become that.  If the day comes that someone at the U is caught cheating, I would hope that Utah fans would at least not be so shameless as to cheer it on.  Let’s not cheer for the destruction of the game. I also find it funny that he is nowhere to be found facing visiting team fans the other night but when it’s a home game there he is on the sideline. 

[Tony (admin)]

Hard for me to comment because I believe the allegations, however I believe in due process.

[Itacoatiara22]

Well said. I also believe the allegations, but too often in society as a whole, we paint people as guilty before they have ever had time to defend themselves. 

[UteThunder]

I am a big believer in “Innocent until proven guilty.” However, just like I try not to condemn someone before they have been convicted, I would also never give someone who is accused of wrong doing a standing ovation before they have been cleared of the accusation.

[Guido]

Is it wrong that when I read this on ESPN my first thought turned to Kevin Garn?

[SteelUte]

He’s either really innocent, or just thinks he’s made of teflon.  Maybe he’s working with the FBI on something.  I just really hope this guy gets his. Wherever he coaches, I hope fans always shower him and his team with $ bills.  That was so perfect.

 

[CincyUte]

He’s a true hero.

[THEeyepatch]

Sounded like his lawyers wrote the speech for him at the presser. Disgrace. 

[ironman1315]

Truth it was dusgraceful. Attorneys are awful speech writers.

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