Mannings mooning incident on ESPN.

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DeepSpringsVol said:
They wont do it or rather cant. But they need to poo ut every girls name and face in the media. These athletes get dragged through this plus Cheek, Hart Butch. Meanwhile those girls stay hidden waiting on a direct deposit.
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I don't think is the reason at all,it is to protect the women so they will come forward and tell what happened to them

not to be bashed in the public's eye and ridiculed so they won't say anything against a football player or who ever
 
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governmentmule said:
I don't think is the reason at all,it is to protect the women so they will come forward and tell what happened to them

not to be bashed in the public's eye and ridiculed so they won't say anything against a football player or who ever
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At least Erica Kinsmen came forward and owned her allegations on Jameis Winston. These people bringing Peytons name 20 years later seems to be like lets cash in.
 
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What Manning actually did, apparently, was covered up 20 years ago. It wasn't mooning. The fact is, a lot of sexual assaults have been covered up or kept quiet by lots of institutions that don't want bad publicity--and this is the result.
 
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It also seems that if a doctor can ram a finger up your a$$ and massage your berries while you cough, an occasional teabag should be acceptable if not appreciated to lighten the mood
 
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governmentmule said:
I think it was a lot more than that
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There is some considerable debate about that. Naughright's original statement changed once she filed a plaintiff's complaint a few years later.

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"So according to this report written twenty years ago the trainer made no mention of actually being put in contact with Manning's rear end. In fact, she pushed him away and called him an ass. Then in a plaintiff's filing several years later she suddenly has his butt, his rectum, his testicles and his taint all over her. Interesting that her story would change. The law generally favors the most contemporary version of events possible since it's the one least likely to be altered by memory. So it's important to note that in this trainer's original statement to the University of Tennessee as part of her sexual harassment investigation she made no mention of Manning contacting her."

-Clay Travis
 
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armchair said:
What Manning actually did, apparently, was covered up 20 years ago. It wasn't mooning. The fact is, a lot of sexual assaults have been covered up or kept quiet by lots of institutions that don't want bad publicity--and this is the result.
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Keyword, "apparently"....however, "apparently" according to whom? The details of her story changed in between the time of the original story and her plaintiff's complaint a few years later when she filed for defamation. Fact is, none of us knows for sure what happened.
 
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Apparently a lot of people were in that locker room back in 1996.

Or, everyone has believed the only public side of the story.
 
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normalfootballfan said:
I've heard similar reports. Seems like a female trainer is a bad idea altogether for a bunch of college kids. Everything is funny at that age. To be honest, I still chuckle a little now.
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That answers the question of whether sexual assault on someone else's daughter can be considered humorous.
 
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normalfootballfan said:
It also seems that if a doctor can ram a finger up your a$$ and massage your berries while you cough, an occasional teabag should be acceptable if not appreciated to lighten the mood
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Everything now has to be considered the most outrageous thing that has ever happened.
Many guys who used to hang out with other teenage boys in a fraternity or sleepover may have woken up with some guys balls in their face to a room full of laughter and the victim yelling out ...jeez you guys are ****ing jerks....more laughter...and then back to normal life......not saying it should happen....and certainly not to a woman....
...but, this is not rape, and this is not an unwelcome penis being forced into someone's mouth...its balls in the face.
Tea bagging is a very immature act that can rise to the level of "sexual attack" depending upon the exact specifics and circumstances.....who knows what Peyton actually did 20 years ago .....but this situation was settled then...for it to be drug out again now to help others with their lawsuit is not fair to Peyton...imho.
 
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normalfootballfan said:
It also seems that if a doctor can ram a finger up your a$$ and massage your berries while you cough, an occasional teabag should be acceptable if not appreciated to lighten the mood
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Equivalency would be your doctor forcibly acquainting your face with his stuff before proceeding with the *elective* proctol exam.

Still sound like fun?
 
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Special Ed said:
I wish it had just been a "mooning". Unfortunately, it was much more than that.
Mooning was just a cover story made up by, former UT trainer, Mike Rollo.
That story fell apart very quickly when the matter came to light in court and the alleged "moonee" admitted that he was never mooned by Peyton.
Tea-bagging, as it's referred to by most folks, is actually what happened to the female doctor and that consists of physical contact - a form of sexual assault. It might be best if Peyton would just fess up to the whole incident and get on with putting it behind him once and for all. Once the whole sordid story is laid out in public, thoroughly examined and discussed by the media ad infinitum, and eventually smoothed over, it will be well on its way to becoming ancient history and nothing more than a footnote in the legendary career of one of the best there ever was in college and the pros. It might also help get UT past the current cloud of controversy that's hovering overhead in light of more recent events.
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You're assuming that's what happened. If you weren't there at the time, then you don't know. We shouldn't state things as a matter of fact when we have no way of knowing one way or the other. That's how these rumors get perpetuated and established as false facts in the minds of the public.
 
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armchair said:
What Manning actually did, apparently, was covered up 20 years ago. It wasn't mooning. The fact is, a lot of sexual assaults have been covered up or kept quiet by lots of institutions that don't want bad publicity--and this is the result.
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Whether that's a fact, or not, it doesn't mean that's what happened in Peyton's situation. Peyton Manning shouldn't have to go through the rest of his life carrying the label of "sex offender" if he is not guilty. As I understand it, the so-called "victim" didn't come forward until long after this incident supposedly occurred. She was looking for money and it's not the only time she's done so. That, alone, is enough to make me suspicious of her version of what happened.
 
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Are we now going to dredge up all pre-social media issues that most under 40 have never even heard of so we can treat them like they're new and have the requisite online freakout?

This stinks to high heaven and the sad part is that I think it actually minimizes the current allegations rather than supporting them.
 
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GAVol said:
Are we now going to dredge up all pre-social media issues that most under 40 have never even heard of so we can treat them like they're new and have the requisite online freakout?
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If there's any money to be made from it, then the answer is clearly yes. We are.
 
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NCFisher said:
Equivalency would be your doctor forcibly acquainting your face with his stuff before proceeding with the *elective* proctol exam.

Still sound like fun?
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I guess I don't know what teabagging is... I just googled it based on the responses. That sounds disgusting and why didn't she bite down. I was thinking more placed on victims shoulder or something like that.

Sorry, I've never been in a frat and never knew what that was.
 
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normalfootballfan said:
I guess I don't know what teabagging is... I just googled it based on the responses. That sounds disgusting and why didn't she bite down. I was thinking more placed on victims shoulder or something like that.

Sorry, I've never been in a frat and never knew what that was.
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Thread just got weird.
 
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GAVol said:
This stinks to high heaven and the sad part is that I think it actually minimizes the current allegations rather than supporting them.
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The way I look at it, there can't be much substance to the current allegations if they have to try so hard to win their case in the media. They obviously aren't very confident of their chances in an actual courtroom.
 
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