(08-16-2018 02:39 PM)NJ2MDTerp Wrote:  

(08-16-2018 04:45 AM)TerpsNPhoenix Wrote:  Discussing everyone's future

https://twitter.com/Brett_McMurphy/statu...61728?s=19

I wouldn't be too surprised if both Loh and Evans get to keep their jobs. Otoh, the others will be let go as part of the McNair settlement. Too bad Martin McNair didn't criticize Loh and Evans for failing to suspend Durkin, Court and the rest immediately.

Quote:Their [McNair family] demand appears to be fueled, at least partially, by a belief that Durkin and Maryland officials have been callous and weren't forthright about the day the 6-foot-5, 325-pound lineman fell ill. In an interview with ESPN's Heather Dinich on Thursday, Martin McNair said it wasn't until after his son's funeral that he began to hear about the circumstances of the day he fell ill, in which staffers allegedly continued to push him while he struggled to maintain control of his body. Maryland's head football trainer, Wes Robinson, allegedly yelled as McNair struggled, "drag his ass across the field."

His parents said told Dinich they didn't hear any of these details from Maryland staff members.

"Especially when they said that he was dragged ... I started to hear snippets of, it was more than what we were hearing, just through second part stuff," Martin McNair said. "Thanks to his brave teammates that did step up and say what really happened. And that's when we finally got the gist of, we finally got the full story of what had really happened."

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Evans and Loh have failed under fire because, among other things, they hadn't revealed any of details about that workout or suspended any staffers until ESPN's article made it a national controversy. Maryland's Board of Regents will discuss the matters during a teleconference Friday.