[Mick]

Taylor said he was not fired for cause and called coverage of the firing "unfair." In a statement posted on X by Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports, Taylor acknowledged that both investigations were launched after complaints were made about his workplace behavior.

Taylor did not acknowledge any wrongdoing in his statement, although he said he had not obtained the text of the two investigation reports in which multiple complainants were quoted."

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...estigation

Yep. That's the way the balance of power works in an investigation, buddy. It's not meant to be fair. Unless you sit down with the media and give a lengthy defense of your indefensible actions, the coverage will always be "unfair." Like when a manager harasses employees.

[Mick]

Taylor said he was not fired for cause and called coverage of the firing "unfair." In a statement posted on X by Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports, Taylor acknowledged that both investigations were launched after complaints were made about his workplace behavior.

Taylor did not acknowledge any wrongdoing in his statement, although he said he had not obtained the text of the two investigation reports in which multiple complainants were quoted."

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...estigation

Yep. That's the way the balance of power works in an investigation, buddy. It's not meant to be fair. Unless you sit down with the media and give a lengthy defense of your indefensible actions, the coverage will always be "unfair." Like when a manager harasses employees.