Punished just for an accusation?

	posted by Hombre on Friday January 02, @05:24PM from the Feminist-Jurisprudence dept.
	Scudsucker writes "Ell Roberson, the Kansas State quaterback, might not be allowed to play in his final college game because a woman claimed he raped her at the team's hotel. No charges have been filed, but its possible that he could be banned from the game. Looks like men are usually still assumed to be guilty until proven innocent when it comes to accusations. NYTimes story here, free login required."

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Sit him first quarter (Score:1) by dipy911 (dipy911@yahoo.com) on Friday January 02, @07:34PM EST (#1) (User #500 Info) As a K-State alumni, I would like him to play the entire game. But if I was a coach, I would sit him out 1 quarter for "Rules violation" because the incident occured after curfew. The allegation should have nothing to do with a possible suspension.

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