Fahque
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bigsky33 said:I agree with a previous poster that the suspension action is a result of MSU legal. Garza hasn’t been convicted of anything yet and it appears he plead not guilty. I am sure the school wants to prevent any lawsuits. I predict he will resign in short order. That is what he did the previous two times. If he doesn’t, I would bet he is fired as soon as the legal situation permits. . I feel bad for him. It is horrible addiction. I hope with this incident, he will use it to get the help he needs to turn his life around.
I agree. They are probably biding their time to let due process work so that they themselves don't end up on the wrong side of an employment law lawsuit.