Penn State football coach James Franklin gets accused of interfering with team medical decisions.

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Now I'm a firm believer in due process.

You are innocent until proven guilty in this country.

But if it is found that James Franklin did what former team doctors are accusing him of,

he should be fired immediately. I don't care how many games you've won or

how good things are going. Now he is being accused of trying to cut a player who

just attempted suicide while that player was seeking treatment, which means that

player would lose their scholarship. He is also being accused of trying to

influence medical decisions, including having players get surgeries that they didn't want to get.

Now, does this former employee who was fired just have an axe to grind?

That's definitely a possibility. And again, you're innocent to approve and guilty. That's why we have a judicial system

But in reality regardless when a player is struggling with any type of mental health issue, that's the most important time to be their head coach.

That's the time where you do everything you can to help the person, not just the program.

Now we all know a coach has to win,

especially in the arms race of today,

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