Altman is big on loyalty. He even kept in regular touch with Artis and Dotson even after they were kicked off the team. And put Mitch Richmond's kid on the team as a walk on as a favor. It is something that has gotten all the way from Wilbur, Nebraska to UO. He may have terrible judgement in character sometimes but his players would run through a wall for him.
I think he kept in touch with Artis and Dotson because he knew they got screwed by a Title IX witch hunt. I'm not seeing this terrible judge of character, unless you consider men who have group sex evil. False accusations are rewarded with full tuition and $800,000, if you are a woman. If you are a man, there's no semblance of a fair trial, police evidence is ignored, and you get kicked of off scholarship, off of the team, and out of school for a duration of 4-12 years. The police report is publicly available. You should read it, the WHOLE thing:
https://usatthebiglead.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/14-04131.pdf
Here is a link that describes another situation that has Title IX witch hunt all over it. You have to understand the mentality of these people: they purposefully reduced the evidentiary standard, removed protections for the accused, and put ideologically-bent partisans in charge of ruling on cases. The clear purpose was to punish men, not to seek out justice. Title IX is a farce, and it's once of the most sexist institutions in existence, yet it's celebrated as some kind of win for equality, the female empathy gap in motion. It's not least bit concerned about the travails that a man on campus might face. Just look at what happened to Darren Carrington last year after he allegedly pushed a guy and he fell over and broke his arm. If he had done that to a woman, you'd have seen an investigation and he would've been kicked out of school full stop. Torrodney Prevot was investigated for domestic abuse, no charges were ever brought, yet he was still kicked out of school He had one year of eligibility and he had enough credits to graduate. Guess what? They barred him from graduating for two years, so essentially, his career as a football player is now over because he can't even transfer as a graduate transfer because they are withholding his diploma. Yet Carrington allegedly breaks a man's arm and no repercussions whatsoever from the university. not even a suspension from the team. Why? Violence against men is acceptable according to Title IX. All across the college landscape Title IX and its bureaucracy are concerned with one thing and one thing only: women. Women outnumber men at approaching 60/40 in undergraduate degrees, they now outnumber men in post graduate and doctoral programs, and outperform their male peers in almost all facets of higher education, yet all we ever hear about is women in STEM. We get told that women aren't encouraged in STEM. Haha, as if I am supposed to believe with an almost complete reversal in college participation between the sexes, a movement that was heavily influenced by funding and affirmative action given predominately to women, that this whole time they were specifically discouraging women in STEM fields. Every other field they were encouraged, except STEM of course. Why is that a plausible theory? But people buy it hook, line, and sinker, just like with the campus rape hysteria. They've had take your daughter to work day since my days as a child, ignoring boys like myself, yet all this time, somehow, some way women are being discouraged in STEM. What, did all the STEM fathers just refuse to take their daughters to work? I had teachers in the sciences that were women and it didn't register one iota to me that something was amiss or out of the ordinary. Feminists and their advocates like to pretend we live in the 50's, and that every disparity that affects women is the result of some patriarchal obsession from masculine society. Never is it women making choices, never are women considered to have their own agency or preferences. It's bullshit. It's not the timeline I grew up in.
Link:
http://www.latimes.com/sports/usc/l...-unfairly-girlfriend-says-20170730-story.html
