(12-28-2019, 04:52 PM)jagibelieve Wrote:

(12-28-2019, 04:29 PM)JackCity Wrote: Diana is very credible though, and knows Doug personally + was the only source out at the time.  So not really the same thing as following a fake news merchant at all

So just because she "knows Doug personally" she is "credible" and her tweet was not "fake news"?  If she is indeed a "professional journalist", tweeting out fake news certainly shows that she didn't learn much in journalism school.  Not surprising if ESPN hired her.

No one with any goals of becoming a respected journalist (rare to find these days, I know) is going to intentionally tweet something fake just to dump gasoline on the fire.  I guarantee she heard something from someone who was very serious and very credible.  Now that doesn't mean that it's accurate reporting, that doesn't really exist very often these days, but I would be very confident that she'd heard things that would make any sensible person believe that Marrone is gone after the game tomorrow.  Whether or not they had actually informed him or not, that might be where she was mistaken.  

Either way, how do you keep Marrone now anyway after this?  You'd think he'd always kinda wonder.

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