I think people on both extremes are wrong. This isn't just a minor, unfortunate incident. It needs to be investigated, regardless of whether or not the coaching staff was negligent in some manner. 12 players were hospitalized for a potentially life threatening condition. That is not something we can simply ignore. Even if wasn't negligence, we should know what led to this, as it can be used to help prevent future cases, where perhaps we aren't lucky to have the players involved come through in safe and stable condition. Was it supplements? Was it drugs or alcohol? Was it some viral infection that exacerbated it?
On the flip side, an extreme reaction like "I WANT PEOPLE TO LOSE THEIR JOBS FOR THIS!" is pretty stupid until we have all the facts. Perhaps the 12 in question all had the flu, but decided to participate in the extremely strenuous workout. Perhaps it was just that for these 12, the workout level went from 0 to 11. Perhaps they had all gone out the night before and were still hungover.
Either way, we won't know until the coaches and the medical staff dig in a bit further.
