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[QUOTE="JordyG, post: 2640869, member: 6819"]
I agree wholeheartedly they are guilty of bad choices.  That is not now or has it ever been my position.  My conceit is that it does not make them bad people.

It goes far beyond the "He who is without sin..." ideal, but the fact as humans we make 100's of mistakes a day.  That is our nature.  Yet here we are as fans:  Not players, coaches or administrators.  Fans of our beloved UConn continuing to pass judgement on the nature of people because of the one bad choice that we deem they've made.  Geno has moved on, yet we who have even less at stake than he pretend we know better, or more, or have the right to take a higher ground.  Yes, there seems to be a skip in my recording.  But if some of us would just try to think back on our 15, 16 or 18 year old selves and remember the slew of bad choices we made that hindered us, hurt us or delayed our development, what would we see?  It didn't make us evil or even tragically flawed.  Just human.  Yet looking back I'm sure we can see that at the time we also had infinitely better choices.
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