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Let me clarify that...
Posted on: April 22, 2017 at 06:25:16 CT
bluetiger_ MU
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By repeatedly I mean at least twice. Frankly once is enough that the guy should lose his job and never ever be allowed to coach girls again at any level. I understand he also coaches one of the better travel ball teams of high school girls.
And no I don't have a link or a source. You or others may think that's unfair for me to make this kind of 'accusation', without specific public sources, and I can understand that reasoning.
But I can tell you it is common knowledge among the Auburn and SEC sports community (and yeah that means largely social media at this point, no journalist has had the guts yet to write or utter the words in public), that Corey Myers was having a sexual relationship with a current player on the Auburn team, and that is why he resigned so he could "spend more time with his family". Bruce, we are all adults here (I think), and when any public person, politician, sports world etc abruptly resigns a position "to spend more time with my family", 99.9 % of the time they have been caught doing something immoral, illegal, or both. That's just a fact.
And I have also read, no not in the newspaper or on ESPN (yet), that this is not the first time Corey Myers has had this kind of "problem". But Clint Myers and the Auburn powers that be have done their best to clamp down on the story and keep anything from becoming public. That of course is a losing battle. More details will eventually come out, that's just human nature. So I don't have more details or public sources at this time, but it is pretty clear what happened here. Corey Myers was being groomed to take over one of the top 10 programs in the country, and is a member of an influential softball family dynasty, and he disappears abruptly, never to coach again (my prediction).
You don't need pics or videotapes to know what happened.
Edited by bluetiger_ at 06:26:02 on 04/22/17
And no I don't have a link or a source. You or others may think that's unfair for me to make this kind of 'accusation', without specific public sources, and I can understand that reasoning.
But I can tell you it is common knowledge among the Auburn and SEC sports community (and yeah that means largely social media at this point, no journalist has had the guts yet to write or utter the words in public), that Corey Myers was having a sexual relationship with a current player on the Auburn team, and that is why he resigned so he could "spend more time with his family". Bruce, we are all adults here (I think), and when any public person, politician, sports world etc abruptly resigns a position "to spend more time with my family", 99.9 % of the time they have been caught doing something immoral, illegal, or both. That's just a fact.
And I have also read, no not in the newspaper or on ESPN (yet), that this is not the first time Corey Myers has had this kind of "problem". But Clint Myers and the Auburn powers that be have done their best to clamp down on the story and keep anything from becoming public. That of course is a losing battle. More details will eventually come out, that's just human nature. So I don't have more details or public sources at this time, but it is pretty clear what happened here. Corey Myers was being groomed to take over one of the top 10 programs in the country, and is a member of an influential softball family dynasty, and he disappears abruptly, never to coach again (my prediction).
You don't need pics or videotapes to know what happened.
Edited by bluetiger_ at 06:26:02 on 04/22/17
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