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12 minutes ago, MarkInAustin said:

Not a reflection on UT at all.  That logic could extend to paternalism for 600,000 alums.  And that is disregarding the significant possibility that the allegations are celebrity extortion.

Being in the media changes the game. It's not apples to apples

1 hour ago, MarkInAustin said:

Not a reflection on UT at all.  That logic could extend to paternalism for 600,000 alums.  And that is disregarding the significant possibility that the allegations are celebrity extortion.

Yep 

16 hours ago, 2345togo said:

Hind sight no. But I think if they wouldn’t have brought in bond, cook’s whole outlook and life would have been different. 
It was a wishful thought. 

Wasn't Cook already betting on Horns in July of last year?

14 hours ago, cmk4pres said:

We should never assume innocence or guilt. We likely wil never know what really happened. Still black eye on university and it pisses me off 

I'll hold off any judgment, with the timing and past history of these similiar allegations i'm surprised anyone would think this is a black eye on the University or Bond at this point.     

4 hours ago, Derek Handler said:

Wasn't Cook already betting on Horns in July of last year?

Ok. I take it all back 

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