After the mess at Maryland: 2nd former Oregon player suing Taggart, Oregon, and NCAA because of workouts they say caused them grave harm.
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Taggart is not going anywhere
Taggart is not going anywhere
And this Oregon mess is the Maryland mess save that, thankfully, nobody died. But 2 claim permanent damage. That surely is a problem for FSU. If any workout there leads to anything more than normal fatigue, FSU will be doubly wide open for lawsuits, because FSU hired Taggart and his S&C coach from Oregon.I wouldn't say that. There's rumors that Urban Meyer left in part due to the Zach Smith controversy. If off field issues can impact his job, it can definitely do the same for Taggert.
And this Oregon mess is the Maryland mess save that, thankfully, nobody died. But 2 claim permanent damage. That surely is a problem for FSU. If any workout there leads to anything more than normal fatigue, FSU will be doubly wide open for lawsuits, because FSU hired Taggart and his S&C coach from Oregon.
That's where the lawyers come in - hence lawsuits, and universities are terrified of them.Has a baseline for normal fatigue been set? What is normal fatigue?
Kendall Briles worked at 2 colleges after his con ection no one even batted an eye about the hire in the mediaIt's just a bad look for the school, especially after dealing with the Jameis issues and now hiring Kendall Briles who is connected to one of the biggest scandals in the history of college football.
Kendall Briles worked at 2 colleges after his con ection no one even batted an eye about the hire in the media
Well when they are scoring left and right next yr let's revisit this topic for now let's agree to disagree...First off, he worked at Florida Atlantic and Houston since the Baylor job. Neither of those schools bring anywhere close to the same level of media scrutiny a major football program in a Power 5 school would. Second, neither of those schools has a recent history of controversies surrounding their star QB and a subsequent alleged coverup by the coaching staff and even as far as the Tallahassee PD.
So they have those issues, a new head coach getting sued into the stone ages by multiple players at his formal school alleging abuse that caused permanent damage while the incidents at Maryland are still in everyone's mind. And oh yeah, a newly hired tied closely to the Baylor fiasco.
Call me crazy, but nothing about this is good for them.