Just in from the Dallas Morning News. OK rb Rodney Anderson has been accused of rape by a date. She's yet to file charges. Not much else is known right now. More will be revealed stay tuned.
Yes, it does seem suspect. She starts to remember things 2 weeks later? Not saying nothing happened, just agreeing that the timeframe does seem odd. At this point it seems to be she said / he said unless she went and had a rape kit performed, which isn't mentioned?Timeline on this seems suspect but we’ll see. His attorney makes a pretty strong statement about it. Everything I’ve ever heard is he is a straight up good kid.
http://www.oudaily.com/sports/oklah...cle_1c24ccd0-d9c8-11e7-aefc-0b9223f434a8.html
Well that and your coach took off and players were allowed to transfer etc, but other than that, yes this is the same thing. I do agree that Mayfield’s punishment was not long enough and I guarantee you if he had to do it all over again, Riley would have had Murray take a knee to extend the drive at least a few more plays to REALLY drive his point home with Mayfield. As far as Anderson goes, if he has proof that indicates she was pursuing him after the fact as his attorney contends, then its going to really put a dent in her claims. That, and her coming forward 2 weeks later claiming that she NOW remembers what happened. If it’s shown that Anderson truly did something wrong then by all means he should be gone.Funny reading this thread - "If you listen to her side..." "Timeline on this seems suspect..." "...good kid", "she said/he said." At Baylor, it is accepted that 52 sexual assaults occurred, even though there were only 3 charges brought and 1 conviction. I seem to remember a lot of Sooners bashing Baylor based on the presumption that all 52 were correct and every story was accurate. Now the Sooners want to examine the facts?
We all know what Stoops would do in this situation. Coach Riley has already shown he is a stern disciplinarian by benching Mayfield for TWO plays. We will soon know if he learned his lessons well under Coach Stoops.
Ya but that doesn't constitute rape.I bet he is thrown off the team on Jan 9th. Got to show that character comes first.
Actually, it sounds pretty sketchy. She probably wanted a relationship and he wanted a 20 minute relationship.
Let's not go overboard nowRemove his Captain status and suspend him for the 1st series of the next game should do it.
Remove his Captain status and suspend him for the 1st series of the next game should do it.
What do women want?Ya but that doesn't constitute rape.
And that's the line that we have to be careful about crossing. Nobody wants to look at any female and say "I don't know if I believe her claims", but at the same time, we have to look at the facts----- all of them. Including the possibility that she wanted a serious relationship and he wanted to hit it and quit it.
You bring up some good points. I saw the other day where it was reported that the DA is not pursuing rape charges against Harvey Weinstein. I’m assumng that would be due to lack of DNA evidence and/or no physical witness to the crimes? Statute of limitations maybe?For me --- I can't believe that society has gotten away from the innocent until proven guilty concept. Unless you have pictures, or insurmountable evidence of wrongdoing, how can you punish without a day in court? Roger Goodell is enormously unpopular now in part because he is meting out punishment without having a full trial, complete with right to cross examine the accuser under oath. I've asked this on this board before, and never been fully satisfied with the answer - is everybody here ok with the two guys at UT who were dismissed for sexual assault a couple of years ago, only to have it determined later that were not guilty in their subsequent trial? Their names are forever stained, and their futures compromised because of the quick action taken by UT. I understand that sexual assault victims don't want to have to put their past on trial, and that is a legitimate concern. I'm not sure there is a hard and fast way to protect the victim as well as the accused.
I don't disagree, but imo the public has never been innocent until proven guilty. It's just that the public didn't know much 20+ years ago. Now they know every accusation/rumor instantly. We've always craved instant justice, but that's not how the system is designed.
Ya but that doesn't constitute rape.
Wow.
So I just read the statement the girl/woman gave. The whole timeline is important here-
It appears she was out drinking, got sh!t faced and started making out with Anderson. So she admits consent at this point. She then says she planned on calling an uber, but "friends" of his said he should take her home. So she agrees to let him take her home. At this point we have two shows of consent on her part. She bring him into her apartment to continue the hanky Panky session, it would seem. During the second make out session she said he felt her up. I think we would agree that this is sort of how these things progress..... at some point she said she pukes. Now she doesn't say if he felt her up before or after she pukes (unless I'm misreading it) but this is where it gets a little fuzzy.
She said she "felt trapped". Like she couldn't leave....... and being in her house, I guess she's right. She goes on to describe that for three days after, her nipples were terribly sore. Now, this is where it starts sounding bad for Anderson. It's no secret that "some" women like a little "extra curricular activities" during sex, but wanting that when the woman is sober vs wanting it when she's been drinking heavily is a different thing altogether.
The next thing that's a bad look for Anderson is the whole puking incident. Look, if you're out, meet a girl, take her home and she starts yacking, it's game over bro. Hold her hair while she pukes, give her a glass of water and a cold washcloth on the forhead and get the fvck out. Leave a note on the counter telling her that she puked, you held her hair and gave her a glass of water, put your phone number on there, sign your name and get the fvck out.
It's just not worth it.
Weinstein won’t see charges on most of his stuff due to statutes of limitations. DA did refuse to press charges on one case that they could have. Police thought they had a lot of evidence and enough to charge. DA wouldn’t do it though. A lot of speculation as to why.You bring up some good points. I saw the other day where it was reported that the DA is not pursuing rape charges against Harvey Weinstein. I’m assumng that would be due to lack of DNA evidence and/or no physical witness to the crimes? Statute of limitations maybe?
He will most likely pay out the ass in Civil court though.
Innocent until proven guilty only applies in a court of law, and even then If you when your case you aren’t declared innocent you are just declared not guilty.
Private buisness, court of public opinion, etc is under no obligation to follow and innocent till proven guilty standard.
On this it sounds like this will go though the legal process. So we will see.