When is the news going to do ethical reporting? There was no assault, force, molestation, or r-pe. These were consensual relationships with young women that drove to his house to be with him. If the news would take the time to call the defending lawyer or investigate those who were coached by him for years and knew these women they may discover that the accusations are coming from a woman who dated him (and wanted to marry him) into her mid twenties... there is evidence that SHE initiated the flirtations but there is NO evidence that has been brought forward that she was under 16 when they were s-xual. There is also evidence that the other woman was very close friends, also initiated flirtations and drove to his house. According to others, not much happened and after their brief fling she went to camp and continued to work for him until she was kicked off the team for bad behavior and breaking the rules. The one is was so called "repeatedly r-ped" was still trying to get back together with him after college until she ended her friendship with him when he told her he was living with her best friend. She began gathering others against him, including "victim 2" who was dismissed from the team. Many of the accusations and reports in the paper are false and put forth by these women and the DA who most likely is hoping not to go to trial. Many of the witnesses are waiting until the trial .... which is how a fair trial is supposed to be.... but how can anyone go forward with a normal life after being accused of such disgusting crimes? I wouldn't doubt if this becomes a major liable case.