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So what happened with the UCF investigation into the Plancher death?

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investigation will begin when lawsuit is filed

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O'Leary will be released as the scapegoat...maybe rightfully so...this story is going to have a bad/sad ending.  You can just feel it.

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you hate to see this happen to anyone.  they will be especially demoralized when we whoop their ass again.

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Strange ending?

From a story about a week old in the Orlando Sentinel:

UCF wide receiver Ereck Plancher died on March 18, and so far the university has released three pages of public records directly related to what happened and says it doesn't plan to release anything else.

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Attorneys from UCF's general counsel's office have interviewed players, but the school has no plans to reveal what was said, according to spokesman Grant Heston.

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So why would public universities in the same state take different approaches after an athlete has died? Is it best for a school to make its research available to the public, as FSU did, and UF and USF did to a much lesser degree? Or is it best to collect information and keep most of it secret, as UCF has?

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In recent weeks, UCF officials have faced a similar decision. So far, they have taken the opposite course, a direction that brings more questions than answers.

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Guess it will be up to the Orlando Sentinel to solve this one.

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Strange ending?

From a story about a week old in the Orlando Sentinel:

UCF wide receiver Ereck Plancher died on March 18, and so far the university has released three pages of public records directly related to what happened and says it doesn't plan to release anything else.

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Attorneys from UCF's general counsel's office have interviewed players, but the school has no plans to reveal what was said, according to spokesman Grant Heston.

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So why would public universities in the same state take different approaches after an athlete has died? Is it best for a school to make its research available to the public, as FSU did, and UF and USF did to a much lesser degree? Or is it best to collect information and keep most of it secret, as UCF has?

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In recent weeks, UCF officials have faced a similar decision. So far, they have taken the opposite course, a direction that brings more questions than answers.

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Guess it will be up to the Orlando Sentinel to solve this one.

They do have the exclusive rights ...

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a lawsuit is needed to flush out the truth

always is

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a lawsuit is needed to flush out the truth

always is

You'd sue your mother if it'd make you money

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a lawsuit is needed to flush out the truth

always is

When the only tool you have is a hammer, all problems look like nails.

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a lawsuit is needed to flush out the truth

always is

When the only tool you have is a hammer, all problems look like nails.

Awesome.  I'm thinking of naming Grateful_Dad my Master Po.

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