A lot of speculation about what may have happened. And that can lead to false accusations.
There is enough info that people can make up their minds. Simple facts that we know:
1) Eno visited both Mizzu and ASU in a way that was secretive. In a day and age where everything is known he made visits that he didn't even tweet about, or talk about. This from a kid who tweets non stop?
2) Iowa didn't pull his offer after the Mizzu visit.
3) After the ASU visit happened a big rift occurred between Eno and the staff.
4) Eno says the coaches moved on and "couldn't get over his visits".
I don't think people that come to their own conclusions are making "false accusations". We are asked to make much bigger decision about who to elect in his country with much less clarity as to what might have happened in wayyyyyy more important matters. Like what did Hillary actually do with classified materials, or did the Donald sexually assault those women, or did Bill sexually assault women, or did George Bush mislead the public to go to war, and on and on and on.
So please stop trying to act like we have some moral duty to not make a judgement about what we feel happened in a simple case of a football recruit and a program parting ways. In the scheme of life this means nothing.
Except that Hillary, Trump and George Bush are all older figures in the public arena who know there will be scrutiny, while Eno is only 17 years old. That's not an accurate analogy.
Except that Hillary, Trump and George Bush are all older figures in the public arena who know there will be scrutiny, while Eno is only 17 years old. That's not an accurate analogy.
But it's accurate in the fact that one is a huge deal and one is not a big deal what's so ever. Even if people say he lied about the visits, who cares. There is a big difference between saying someone lied because the truth would get them in trouble (something everyone has had to do at some point) and calling someone a liar.
Exactly. This whole crowd shouting that if you think Eno was less than truthful you are then saying he is some huge liar is just stupid. People are misleading for reasons that are sometimes justified, sometimes selfish, sometimes selfless, for all sorts of reasons. To say that a 17 year old kid who didn't necessarily tell the truth is somehow some great big liar is just stupid, and shows you can't use logical thought or reasoning.
There is enough info that people can make up their minds. Simple facts that we know:
1) Eno visited both Mizzu and ASU in a way that was secretive. In a day and age where everything is known he made visits that he didn't even tweet about, or talk about. This from a kid who tweets non stop?
2) Iowa didn't pull his offer after the Mizzu visit.
3) After the ASU visit happened a big rift occurred between Eno and the staff.
4) Eno says the coaches moved on and "couldn't get over his visits".
I don't think people that come to their own conclusions are making "false accusations". We are asked to make much bigger decision about who to elect in his country with much less clarity as to what might have happened in wayyyyyy more important matters. Like what did Hillary actually do with classified materials, or did the Donald sexually assault those women, or did Bill sexually assault women, or did George Bush mislead the public to go to war, and on and on and on.
So please stop trying to act like we have some moral duty to not make a judgement about what we feel happened in a simple case of a football recruit and a program parting ways. In the scheme of life this means nothing.
Saying a kid is misleading the coaches and is not telling the truth comes off as calling him a liar. It just does. And you've been pounding that drum more than anyone else on our board since Iowa cut ties with Eno. And you still don't know that the kid was misleading or not telling the truth to the coaches. So, regardless of semantics, you're calling him a liar without knowing he is.
1) Eno visited both Mizzu and ASU in a way that was secretive. In a day and age where everything is known he made visits that he didn't even tweet about, or talk about. This from a kid who tweets non stop?
YOU DON'T KNOW THIS. IT IS NOT A PROVEN FACT.
And please don't say I'm calling another reporter a liar. Stand up for yourself for promoting a charge against a high school kid that you're not sure of. Own it.
There is also a difference between saying "I think he lied" and "he lied". I agree with Dean that when a kid is all over twitter all the time then doesn't tweet at all about a visit, it's pretty obvious he was being secretive about it. I just don't think Iowa should have cut ties over it.
You don't need to make me understand anything, Dean. I understand perfectly well that saying someone isn't be truthful is saying they're lying. People on here that you argue with read it that way, too.
So, because a kid isn't tweeting he's visiting schools means he's not communicating with the Iowa coaches? That's your evidence that he wasn't being truthful? Seriously?
As for the question about where I get my information, I speak with people involved. Is that what you're doing? If you're speaking with the Iowa coaches and Eno, I stand corrected. And maybe we should hire you at HN.
That's quite a leap making an analogy about an adult running for office, who speaks publicly about policy, etc., and a minor searching for a college football program.
KF is an adult and a public figure. He has an ability to publicly defend himself, which he did at this week's presser. He's not a high school kid in Texas. That's the difference.
Listen, I'm done arguing with you on this. You can continue posting in multiple threads that you KNOW this kid, as you wrote, took visits in secret and was not thruthful (a liar) and pass it off as your informed opinion. I think it's wrong. And if you infer that those of us that feel that way are stupid, which you wrote in a post in this thread, I'm going to call you on it.