WildcatReport - Former kicker Stefan Demos paints different picture of hazing in NU program
Stefan Demos says that coach Matt MacPherson didn't witness any hazing at Northwestern.
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Former K Stefan Demos paints different picture of hazing at NU
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Based on what I saw at the Outback Bowl, he doesn't have a leg to stand on. But seriously, I am really glad to hear other perspectives
It took me a long time to recover from that Demos miss. I had a seat which gave me an excellent angle and could see immediately that he hooked the kick to the right coming off his left foot. Fortunately, I also had a good seat in Jacksonville.
These issues are not as black and white as some people are eager to make them out to be. Perception is in the eye of the beholder.
WildcatReport - Former kicker Stefan Demos paints different picture of hazing in NU program
Stefan Demos says that coach Matt MacPherson didn't witness any hazing at Northwestern.
Well, Demos' time at NU coincided with one of the primary accusers, and he doesn't agree with him.
Can someone tell me if special teams specialists had the same level of team involvement as regular position players?
A generous interpretation is just that he was referring to his injury during the game. I believe he was not able to stand afterwards.
It may be Fitz has become complacent across the board? The increased hazing appears that it may correspond with the decline of the program over the last several years. This must be thoroughly investigated, and is why I feel Fitz should not have been fired until this was established, or not. What a cluster f***.
I like Demos and I'm glad to hear he had a great experience in Evanston.
Yeah that's exactly the lame joke.
Lame. Joke. Another pun. I don't even have to to try
I ask a genuine question and this is the only response. As such, this essentially highlights the notion that there is a side in the wrong. In a normal debate or discussion, folks can talk, ask questions and get meritorious responses.
But when one side really has no leg to stand on, everything is a battle.
Lots of people are at NU for 5 years. So what? As the men’s diver, I interacted with both swim teams. But I was not involved with anything in girls locker room. Also, as my practice times overlapped but did not coincide w swim practices, I rarely saw men swimmers in locker room outside meets.
I have no idea what special teams specialists exposure is to the team or how much regular position players care bout them. So I ask in hopes a former player might shed some light. So lighten up Francis, if demos proves not to be the savior to raise your spiritual leader from the coaching dead, I’m sure you can simply return to attacking the victims 🤷♂️
So now Fitz is my spiritual leader? You make a lot of assumptions to perhaps fit your narrative? Anyway, Demos shared the lockerroom with the whole team for 5 years. That is all.🙂
Ok. If that’s the whole of it, then is what it is. Guess I was hoping someone that once actually dressed in that locker room might offer insight but apparently none is forthcoming.
Kinda like predicting success or failure, the answers will come out. One way or another, some day, we will know much more about what happened over the last 30 years. Maybe PF and Co will be absolved, maybe not. Seems futile and a waste of emotional energy to play hide the ball now.
Either many of us will have to admit a rush to judgment in poor judgement, or corbi and friends will be exposed for all they are seeming to be.
I think PWB had it right. This place is better served to discuss, share facts and insights, lay off each other and watch the thing unravel - cuz it’s happening and none of us can control it.
Well, if we can surmise from recent specialists performance, they don't spend a lot of time with the team . /s
