Risk Management

Why does Laremy Tunsil seem riskier than Noah Spence?

Published on May 5, 2016 in Sports/Top Headlines by Gary Shelton

Ecstasy is worse than pot, right? We all agree with that. There aren’t states legalizing ecstasy. It isn’t a misdemeanor anywhere? Why, then, is Tampa Bay’s Noah Spence getting more forgiveness for his errors than Miami’s Laremy Tunsil is for his? Well, the timing, for one. The imagery. The surrounding controversy. All of it is working against Tunsil, at one time ranked as the top player in the NFL draft. Spence’s addiction is old news. He’s discussed it openly, repeatedly…

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FSU booster group to pay attorney fees from lawsuit

Published on January 26, 2016 in Sports/Top Headlines by Associated Press

Florida State University’s booster organization will pay most of the defense fees from a lawsuit brought by a former student who said the school failed to adequately investigate allegations that she was raped by quarterback Jameis Winston. Seminole Boosters Chairman David Rancourt said in an email to members that the organization will pay about $1.3 million of the university’s $1.7 million legal fees. The state’s Risk Management Fund will pay the remainder and the $950,000 settlement to Erica Kinsman and…

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