ASU places Adam Breneman on administrative leave

[Erial_Lion]

For all those defending Adam, please don't post that PSU loses recruits to the bagman. NIL is going to kill that anyway, but what Adam has allegedly done is wrong, he should have known it is wrong, and he likely just killed his coaching career. It is on him. No doubt he felt a lot of pressure, but he should have walked away rather than get involved. Would have saved his integrity in the long haul.

At least he’s setup well if he wants to jump back into politics...

 

[mgkpsu]

If this were a former Ohio State or Michigan player then some people in this thread would be singing a very different tune.

 

[SheldonJoe2215]

I’m not sure what that has to do with my point though. Are you saying all teams cheat but most do it better than ASU did?

I would say that.

 

[Delco Lion]

Two more coaches on the hot seat. Brenneman may have just done what he was told to do.

Sources: 2 more Arizona State assistant coaches placed on administrative leave

Wide receivers coach Prentice Gill and defensive backs coach Chris Hawkins have been placed on paid administrative leave by the university, sources told Yahoo Sports.

sports.yahoo.com

 

[PSULionsDub]

Two more coaches on the hot seat. Brenneman may have just done what he was told to do.

Sources: 2 more Arizona State assistant coaches placed on administrative leave

Wide receivers coach Prentice Gill and defensive backs coach Chris Hawkins have been placed on paid administrative leave by the university, sources told Yahoo Sports.

sports.yahoo.com

Yes, he may have done what he was told to do, but he should have had the ethics and integrity to choose to do the right thing. I have no sympathy for people who knowingly do the wrong thing. EVERYONE, including the casual fans such as You and I, knew that recruits were not allowed on college campuses for official/unofficial visits during the COVID-19 pandemic. No wonder Arizona State was randomly showing up in recruits Top 5 schools listings, it's because they were cheating!

 

[PearlSUJam]

Yes, he may have done what he was told to do, but he should have had the ethics and integrity to choose to do the right thing. I have no sympathy for people who knowingly do the wrong thing. EVERYONE, including the casual fans such as You and I, knew that recruits were not allowed on college campuses for official/unofficial visits during the COVID-19 pandemic. No wonder Arizona State was randomly showing up in recruits Top 5 schools listings, it's because they were cheating!

I wonder why Ryan Day broke the rules during Covid? Because he has no ethics and he's a cheater and knew the B1G would do nothing about it?

Report: Jim Harbaugh Accuses Ohio State of Breaking Rules

Michigan's Jim Harbaugh and Ohio State's Ryan Day reportedly had a heated exchange on a Big Ten coaches call.

www.si.com

 

[SheldonJoe2215]

Yes, he may have done what he was told to do, but he should have had the ethics and integrity to choose to do the right thing. I have no sympathy for people who knowingly do the wrong thing. EVERYONE, including the casual fans such as You and I, knew that recruits were not allowed on college campuses for official/unofficial visits during the COVID-19 pandemic. No wonder Arizona State was randomly showing up in recruits Top 5 schools listings, it's because they were cheating!

Not very smart, but they spent about $1200 on plane tickets during the no contact period. It probably would have been better if they had covered up sexual assault like Rapelor or LSU.

 

[TheGLOV]

Adam will survive this and become a better person for it.

 

[Wandering Spectator]

How is Herm still employed?

 

[SheldonJoe2215]

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How is Herm still employed?

I have no freakin' idea, but everyone @ ASU is pretty pissed that both he and his buddy AD who hired him are still stealing a paycheck.

 

[tlbakernc]

The hypocrisy of this is laughable. In a day where ON3 lists players with NIL values or NCAA allowing Ewers to leave high school a year early to go sign a million dollar payday at OSU, only to leave a year later for a bigger payday at Texas. Yea, $600 dollar plane tickets are the issue with college football.