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Historically, many institutions have failed to act swiftly, instead choosing to protect their brand and reputation. The coach's rise, subsequent violations, and potential downfall fit this familiar narrative—public scandals prompt "special investigations" months or years too late. By the time evidence such as mugshots, handcuffs, and explicit photos emerge, the damage is done, and the institution must decide how to proceed.

The Audience and Public Skepticism

The public—alumni, fans, and listeners—have become increasingly skeptical of such institutions’ self-policing. Once fooled by polished images and veneer of integrity, many now see through the facade, recognizing that the true nature of those in power often lies beneath the surface.