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[QUOTE="ctchamps, post: 2762612, member: 37"]
This.  Several posters in this thread are so consumed with anger regarding KO they’ve created a narrative that wants to destroy anything and everything about him.

Based on this mindset Glen Miller is the classic example of the enemy of my enemy is my friend.  They are ignoring, and worse, shouting down   the damage some of us believe Glen has done.

Most of them understand our arguments.  And JMick in a moment of weakness even expressed it.  It’s just too important for their need to exact revenge to allow any arguments or positions that can potentially dilute things to be expressed.

I can understand the university’s rational for going through this process.  I can understand why Glen wants to hurt KO.  I can understand why fans want to as well.  In the university’s case it’s business.  In the other situations it’s out of the pain he caused.

We all have reasons we use to justify our positions whether they are reasonable or not.  The problem as I see it is that KO can reach a place of anger that causes him to act like Glen and expose some of the real and damaging  skeletons in the UConn men’s B.B. closet.  And if he does that it could be game over for the program.  I’m not sure a retiring President, an AD with no great loyalties to UConn, or an angry myopic fan base/boosters have appropriately weighed this risk.
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