Official Miami Herald Bain article

[caneingville]

the headline is not very endearing and plus this is OLD news. why does it need to be brought up again now?

Agreed. But the Herald was not exactly breaking the news. Perhaps I should merge this with the other thread, but it was being reported in a much more nefarious way by many other places first.

 

[airrang]

Does anyone besides my 90 year old mother even get the newspaper anymore?

It’s on ESPN also

 

[canes_226]

He will still be in the top 15 and go on to have a All pro career

Nothing to see here in my opinion

 

[JHallCanes]

It’s on ESPN also

It’s everywhere which, I don’t want to speak for @rsa coral gables here, but I think his point is it would be nice if our local reporters would take the chance to give some insight since they should know more and not just repeat what everyone else is saying

 

[TheOriginalCane]

the headline is not very endearing and plus this is OLD news. why does it need to be brought up again now?

Because a Gator alum felt the need to do so...

 

[JG14]

You might not like it, but there is nothing in that story that is not factual. He was involved in an accident where a person later died. Media lives on people clicking on the story and reading. They need to get people to click. The headline of "Bain was cleared of any wrong doing of this accident and the person was not wearing a seat belt" isn't going to get any clicks.

And to add to that, the local paper can't just ignore the story after national publications reported it. If you want to blame anybody, blame the cuck Ohio Taint fan who put this out right before the draft when NFL teams already knew about it

 

[RozayCane]

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It’s always these funny looking ***** *** **** boys that do **** like this

 

[TheOriginalCane]

You might not like it, but there is nothing in that story that is not factual. He was involved in an accident where a person later died. Media lives on people clicking on the story and reading. They need to get people to click. The headline of "Bain was cleared of any wrong doing of this accident and the person was not wearing a seat belt" isn't going to get any clicks.

And to add to that, the local paper can't just ignore the story after national publications reported it. If you want to blame anybody, blame the cuck Ohio Taint fan who put this out right before the draft when NFL teams already knew about it

Nobody is arguing with "factual" on an overly simplistic level.

People question the timing of the article and the implications of the headline. And, no, some "Ohio Taint fan" doesn't necessitate that article.