[M T]

Olivia Jade: "highly talented"
here's her fake recruiting profile.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/10/us/olivia...index.html

Calling it "her fake recruiting profile'" seems as accurate as calling a forged check on someone's account as "his bad check".   Certainly someone clueless about the sport wasn't the one to know the names of those rowing events. 

To me, this just is a sign of how brazen Singer & one of the USC insiders were, and how weak or corrupt the USC review process was.  It was really quite easy for me to determine that the first two race claims are false, and I know next to nothing about that sport.  And, of course, the statement about her sister should have been easily known or found to be false by anyone at the school.  Just whose are the 3 sets of initials (possibly "MY", "[T/F/J]AB", "[U/W]B") in that box labeled "SUBCO Comment/Interview"? 

Does the prosecution's public release of this document suggest that they feel the need to influence the public before this goes to trial?  I certainly don't know.  I don't know whether the reported indignant tone of the prosecutor's filing (in response to a defense filing) is typical.   I will say that the redaction of the first name seems to be grandstanding to me, but perhaps it was technically required.

But the public is doing what the prosecution probably expected.  They're saying it is "HER fake profile" and deriding how outlandish it is just as though she wrote it.   Clearly the outlandish content must prove her parents' guilt, right?.   Anyone else feel this profile was way over the top to get a coxswain into non-scholarship-athlete consideration?  Couldn't respectable finishes in races that don't have their history documented on the Internet have worked as well?   Hmmm...

Reportedly, Singer claimed he provided 761 "side doors".   So, we've got less than 10% of those families charged.  You can't fit that many applicants onto all the sports teams we currently know about, even spread over 8 years. 

I wonder what his exit strategy was?  Could he have been setting up these hundreds of families all along?   I doubt he was looking at making money later in life by writing a book....

[M T]

Olivia Jade: "highly talented"
here's her fake recruiting profile.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/10/us/olivia...index.html

Calling it "her fake recruiting profile'" seems as accurate as calling a forged check on someone's account as "his bad check".   Certainly someone clueless about the sport wasn't the one to know the names of those rowing events. 

To me, this just is a sign of how brazen Singer & one of the USC insiders were, and how weak or corrupt the USC review process was.  It was really quite easy for me to determine that the first two race claims are false, and I know next to nothing about that sport.  And, of course, the statement about her sister should have been easily known or found to be false by anyone at the school.  Just whose are the 3 sets of initials (possibly "MY", "[T/F/J]AB", "[U/W]B") in that box labeled "SUBCO Comment/Interview"? 

Does the prosecution's public release of this document suggest that they feel the need to influence the public before this goes to trial?  I certainly don't know.  I don't know whether the reported indignant tone of the prosecutor's filing (in response to a defense filing) is typical.   I will say that the redaction of the first name seems to be grandstanding to me, but perhaps it was technically required.

But the public is doing what the prosecution probably expected.  They're saying it is "HER fake profile" and deriding how outlandish it is just as though she wrote it.   Clearly the outlandish content must prove her parents' guilt, right?.   Anyone else feel this profile was way over the top to get a coxswain into non-scholarship-athlete consideration?  Couldn't respectable finishes in races that don't have their history documented on the Internet have worked as well?   Hmmm...

Reportedly, Singer claimed he provided 761 "side doors".   So, we've got less than 10% of those families charged.  You can't fit that many applicants onto all the sports teams we currently know about, even spread over 8 years. 

I wonder what his exit strategy was?  Could he have been setting up these hundreds of families all along?   I doubt he was looking at making money later in life by writing a book....