What his teammates did borders on a criminal act. Had that fellow died as a result of their actions and lack of concern, they would be facing criminal and civil penalties. If the school administration has any back bone, they will discharge all those that are responsible for this reckless action from the team. Being that schools value their reputation more than they value students, I doubt that much if anything will be done to the offenders and the fellow that was almost killed probably will have some negative action directed at him to get him out of the area. That way, they can protect their precious reputation because the person that can tell the truth will be gone. As a society, we have become way too complacent about behavior that is both dangerous and lacking of any moral judgment because we don't want to tarnish a reputation. My first call would have been to 911 for an ambulance and then to the State Police to report the incident. Then to the newspaper to make sure that it doesn't get buried. Colleges bury any negative incidents including but not limited to rape, theft, drugs, etc. just because they don't want to have a tarnished reputation. The way that they bury these problems is to sometimes dismiss both the criminal and the victim..... You as a good citizen of the community, in my opinion, have a obligation not to allow this to happen. Call the newspaper in the morning!!!!!!!
