The hazing allegations -- now officially a 'scandal' in all the various media apertures -- of lowly Northwestern, are still doggedly hogging the front page of college sports.
In other college football news, Alabama is looking for a quarterback, Tennessee was docked $8 million for paying its players, Jim Harbaugh may miss four games for lying, Deion Sanders had two toes amputated and the Ohio State coach suggested that the Michigan game does not have to be the last game on the schedule.
Lawsuits have been filed, coaches have been fired, reassurances have been made and college football itself gives the whole thing the stink eye, wondering who is next. by signing up you agree to our terms of service This is news today, the"paneling" of news, where a story must have three or four panelists -- like old quiz shows -- to give opinions on insufficiently research topics. And who knew there were"experts on hazing prevention?" And if there are I have to believe this problem goes beyond sports and beyond Northwestern.
I have been to these things and they are handy and mostly painless, though I do remember mixing up the Colorado State coach with the Air Force coach and finding that for the column I wrote it really did not matter.
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