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DEL.ICIO.USMove over Harrick, you’ve been ‘McCorkled’
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Mark Bradley
Jim Harrick Jr. is off the hook. Just when you thought it was impossible for the Georgia Bulldogs to employ a sillier coach than the man who posed the stumper about the worth of a 3-point shot, Todd McCorkle rides to the, er, rescue.
And now this stumper: Why is Todd McCorkle still employed?
McCorkle resigned from coaching women’s golf, but not from the athletics department itself, for a series of suggestive comments he’s said to have made to his players. McCorkle is 44 and should know better, but age is never an inoculation against stupidity. And McCorkle, who’s married to one of his former Arizona players, sounds really, really stupid.
Relationships on a college campus — between teacher and student, man and woman — can sometimes appear to be governed by a hazy set of rules. If even half the allegations levied against McCorkle are true (and the school itself seems to believe they are), there’s no haze here, no gray area. On the contrary, right and wrong are as vivid as purple (the color of the undergarment worn by one of his players, on which the coach is said to have remarked) and blue (don’t even ask).
The university mounted an investigation into McCorkle’s (mis)conduct and found, to quote from legal-affairs director Steve Shewmaker’s May 4 letter, “there is evidence you did engage in inappropriate behavior in violation of the university’s [non-discrimination, anti-harassment] policy.” Shewmaker noted the coach had even admitted to instances of imprudent repartee. And what was the legal department’s recommendation? Immediate termination? The bum’s rush through UGA’s famous Arch?
Nope. One month’s suspension without pay and sensitivity training.
McCorkle subsequently quit as coach but, being luckier than any man deserves, remains on the payroll through next summer. He will, according to AD Damon Evans, “be assigned other duties.” (Social chairman, perhaps?)
Asked Tuesday just what, in such a case, it would take to get fired, Evans thought for a moment and said: “That’s a heck of a question.”
The athletics department’s overriding interest, Evans said, “was the environment in which our student-athletes are involved. Our coach resigned when he met with us [on May 7], and that part of the issue was addressed. … I was satisfied with the resignation of the head coach.”
But why is he still around? Why was Marilou Braswell fired as cheerleading coach in 2004 for being too upfront about her religious beliefs and McCorkle only gets reassigned for being too upfront with his crudity? (Technically, Braswell was sacked for “retaliating against students who report what they believe to be discrimination.” Actually, she read a letter to the squad explaining her position and was dismissed.)
Evans again: “Each issue has its own little intricacies. Our main concern [with McCorkle] was to make sure we do have an appropriate environment for our student-athletes.”
And that’s fine. But why did Georgia allow McCorkle to step down as coach three days before his team was to play in an NCAA regional and say, in an official release, what’s now patently laughable? (McCorkle then: “This will allow me more flexibility in assisting my wife with her LPGA career.”) Why not fire the guy and let him sue for wrongful severance if he dares? (Good luck explaining away that allegation about a Paris Hilton video.)
We chuckle over frat-boy humor, but it’s not so funny when the frat boy is an adult male in a position of power. Imagine you’d entrusted the care of your daughter to such a man. Imagine you’d seen him lose his position but keep his job and his salary. Would you think that’s fair? Or would you think that Georgia, given the chance to make a clear statement, took the weasel route instead?
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By WMFDawg
May 15, 2007 8:30 PM | Link to this
Why Evans let this guy stay on is beyond me. He must have something on President Adams.
By BT
May 15, 2007 8:59 PM | Link to this
I am embarrassed for our UGA for the way this has been mishandled!
By Hunker
May 15, 2007 9:20 PM | Link to this
Something is wrong. I never agree with Mark Bradley. Great article!
By okoou
May 15, 2007 9:24 PM | Link to this
this is the first coverage the ladies program has ever had. before he did this, who knew there was a golf team? did bradley ever care enought to write about them? of course not.
By Chris
May 15, 2007 9:35 PM | Link to this
Wow, 4 comments and the race card has not come out yet? I am waiting for, “if he was black, he would have been fired.”
By Orlando Rivera
May 15, 2007 9:43 PM | Link to this
If he was black he would have been fired.
By Orlando Rivera
May 15, 2007 9:45 PM | Link to this
It’s a ladies golf team, okoou, that’s why no one would know who they were outside their own families. Unless they did a swimsuit issue or something.
By Hunk Erdown
May 15, 2007 9:57 PM | Link to this
I agree with you Mark, and the others. The only thing remotely to do with race, however, is the “black eye” we have right now for not firing his a$$.
By Sarah
May 15, 2007 9:58 PM | Link to this
This guy sounds like a real idiot. I mean he was married to one of his former players from Arizona. You would think he would have learned his lesson by now. Oh and thumbs up to Damon Evans for keeping him on in the department of “unknown affairs.” I’m sure they will be two peas in a pod.
By Ryder
May 15, 2007 10:02 PM | Link to this
I can’t believe they kept this guy on staff. Jokes aside, I’m sure these ladies have parents/guardians who could’ve put the pressure on Evans to fire this jerk. Comments like that have no place at a university! I would expect more out of UGA.
By Pago Pago
May 15, 2007 10:04 PM | Link to this
The AD is black, so why would he fire a black!
By Sarah
May 15, 2007 10:11 PM | Link to this
Oh one more comment from Sarah…Why not a woman football trainer who can grab men’s crotches and tell them what a great game they played. I think we have a real new idea for sports these days!
By SugarDawg
May 15, 2007 10:12 PM | Link to this
What you’ve got here is “good old boys” at their worst. Marilou got fired because she wasn’t one of them. Todd McCorkle, on the other hand, was part of the Frank Crumley & Craig White social network. The fact that these guys are all buddies doesn’t say much for the maturity level of the current UGAAA administration, does it? Or how bright they are, to think that open records requests wouldn’t uncover the fact that they were trying to protect their pal by reassigning him instead of firing him.
By Vision
May 16, 2007 12:03 AM | Link to this
Who cares?
By Vision
May 16, 2007 12:14 AM | Link to this
After reading the above responses I find it laughable that so many think a company should always opt for firing an employee that is ready and willing to resign. The man resigned and in that resignation took all possibilities of lawsuits, regardless of how slight, out of the picture. All of them.
Always amazes me how quick others are to consult on how their neighbor’s yard is groomed while living in a pig sty. There are bigger issues in UGA sports than whether or not the women’s golf coach should have been suspended, fired, or allowed to resign.
Interesting that Bradley carefully left out a certain BOR member’s role in the biggest of UGA guffaws in the last several years though. Very interesting. The BOR member didn’t even get a scolding….
By shane
May 16, 2007 1:09 AM | Link to this
that coach had better thank God my Daughter was not on his team,being fired wuold be the least of his worries! just what we need,more bad pr.,and they were concerned about a quarterback picking up a keg,if you continue to pay this guy,give hebron back next year!
By Roborat
May 16, 2007 1:54 AM | Link to this
I cannot believe that noone is mentioning Evans response to what it would take to get fired. Evans has got to go!
By Rudy's Back
May 16, 2007 2:03 AM | Link to this
UGA is a pathetic athletic and academic JOKE!!!!!!!!!!! RUDY RUDY RUDY!!!!!!!!!!
By Caelus
May 16, 2007 6:08 AM | Link to this
OK………I give up. I read the Bradley article and the following comments but still dont know what this guy did. Made passes at the girls? Worse than that? Waddsup?
By Connie Lingous
May 16, 2007 7:26 AM | Link to this
Mark, yu looked better with poofy hair.
By techman72
May 16, 2007 7:30 AM | Link to this
How old is Todd? Some papers say 39 others say 44. Seems like he wanted stay under 40 so the younger set wouldn’t shy away
By Mike Bobo 17 INT
May 16, 2007 8:26 AM | Link to this
What else is new?
By Jay
May 16, 2007 8:26 AM | Link to this
This is almost as bad as the Kentucky program. Remember when they had the son of a coach take the SAT for a player? Harrick and Hal Mumme were both horrible cheaters. I just don’t remember the drumbeat against UK. Wonder what the difference is in Mark Bradley’s mind. Hmmmm?
By georgia 74
May 16, 2007 8:27 AM | Link to this
Marilou got fired because she made religion a prerequiste for participation,don’t make her a martyr,which she would love and thinks she is, she deserved what she got. McCorkle should be let go, for his actions and because he is also obviously an idiot.
By Pat
May 16, 2007 8:27 AM | Link to this
How many executives are now in the UGA Athletic department? How many props does Evans need when dirty duty arrives? And Dooley was criticized for a top heavy administration. McCorkle won’t stay around to beg donations. This is just an excuse to pay out his contract.
By L. M. Hull
May 16, 2007 8:43 AM | Link to this
If all of the coaches who made inappropriate remarks/comments to their teams/players had been fired, we would all be a bunch of knitters and purlers. Get a life—all of you!
By dbo
May 16, 2007 8:57 AM | Link to this
I mean, seriously…Does this actually surprise anyone? It’s UGA. I expect something like this to surface every couple of years out of UGA. Fools. Not only embarrassing for UGA but the entire Georgia educational system.
By formerbdoggolffan
May 16, 2007 8:57 AM | Link to this
“We are appreciative of Todd’s contributions to our golf program,” said Evans. “We look forward to continuing to work with him within our organization.” Nuff said.
P.S. I hope this does not affect our football recruiting. My life would be in shambles if we don’t get that 300 lb tatoo ladened running back who runs a 3.1/40 from mythical creek Florida.
By CQ
May 16, 2007 9:00 AM | Link to this
Mark - to quote from your article, “…comments he’s said to have made”, “allegations”, “investigation”, “evidence”. Isn’t there a process here that needs to be followed? Hell, if folks were fired just for being stupid half the AJC writers would be in the unemployment lines!!
By What's up!
May 16, 2007 9:06 AM | Link to this
Based on this article, I think Mark Bardley should be relocated to the Living Section of the AJC.
By Hunk Erdown
May 16, 2007 9:13 AM | Link to this
Vision-
The man resigned as head coach, but has been retained in the atheletic dept. An important concern in this case is that the perception by parents of current lady golfers and recruits is that, although he won’t be their coach, he will still be around in an undefined capacity. Also, they feel like their daughters were subjected to sexual harrassment and very innapropiate behaviour and they don’t feel that the University went far enough in their statement on the issue or the action they took. Whether you agree with them or not is not an important issue, it is “how they feel” and that is an important issue, since they are directly involved.
You said that his resignation took away all possibilties of lawsuits. Exactly which Law School did you attend that taught you that? I could bring a lawsuit against you or anyone else that I want to and make up a cause of action. That doesn’t mean I would prevail, but I could do it. The fact that a parent and/or student can choose to do the same thing to UGA is the troubling; they might not win, but the media attention and stink involved would certainly bring an even bigger dark cloud over the Golf team and the University as a whole.
I don’t know about some random Corporation, the specifics would be important to know. But IMO, in this case, Evans should have been more decisive and made it clear that UGA does not take this lightly, and the young ladies would have the complete support of the University to make sure that:
(1) this doesn’t happen again
(2) we want them to feel safe and comfortable around folks charged with leadership roles over them.
An apology wouldn’t hurt either.
By JD
May 16, 2007 9:16 AM | Link to this
If this guy should be removed from the Athletic Department for making inappropriate comments to his players, then what should have happened to Bill Clinton when he did those “things” to Monica Wolinsky?
Our society has so many double standards, it’s absurd.
By formerbdoggolffan
May 16, 2007 9:26 AM | Link to this
I agree with Hunk Erdown.
By Hunk Erdown
May 16, 2007 9:29 AM | Link to this
I wonder how many people who think this is a non-issue or shouldn’t be a problem for these young ladies actually have daughters, or even wives. Comparing this situation to Clinton and Lewinsky is stupid. If you can’t see the difference in the two, you should sue the hospital where you were born, they obviously disposed of your brain with the afterbirth.
By Jack
May 16, 2007 9:34 AM | Link to this
Mark——you are a real hatchet man. Starting with Rocker you really like to kick people around. With Rocker you did everything but say he lied. Rocker told it like it was and got crucified by you because it made good copy. Keep up the work and keep the hatchet sharp. I hope you sleep well at nite.
By Gene
May 16, 2007 9:39 AM | Link to this
The link between Harrick and McCorkle is Michael Adams. Adams personally hired Harrick and admitted the rapist, Tony Coles, to UGA. The Basketball 101 test made the University a national joke. Women’s golf is just a ripple in comparison. But there is more to this than meets the eye. Adams will throw tons of taxpayer money at a problem that might reflect on him. Evans is just another puppet.
By Ol Ball Coach
May 16, 2007 9:41 AM | Link to this
Come on Dawg fans….you are trying to be more like the Gators, aren’t you? Let the good times rolll….yuck it up, smoke some weed, but just win baby.
By Roswell Ed
May 16, 2007 9:56 AM | Link to this
Joe- “do you know what blue balls are Matthew?”
Matthaw- “”no but I do like your purple boxers”!
Joe- “They’re actually magenta!
Matthew- “my ba[[s are actually azure!”
Joe- “Matthew this is a complicated world where we can’t talk about balls and underwear.”
Matthew- “I know Joe. Now lay your head on my shoulder and get some sleep. Hopefully nobody at UGAy will screw something up tomorrow.After all tomorrow is another day.”
By Ramble ON!
May 16, 2007 10:10 AM | Link to this
THANK GOD FOR GEORGIA TECH UGA is an embarrassment to the fine state of Georgia. Unfortunately, you can’t be embarrassed or ashamed when you have no class or self respect. From photos of the starting QB spooning the back up QB, Odell, players getting arrested every week, Randy McMichael beating his pregnant wife, Gymnastic coach “casting couch”, Jan Kemp, etc…truly an embarrassment.
Yea, yea, Rueben Houston, and a couple of academically ineligible players who fell through the crack. No one would have known had GT volunteered the information like the class institution that it is. Man it’s tough to be humble when you got UGA all around you. Example, Ole Bill King the blogger is at graduation for his son and all he can think about is football season. Read it yourself…how sad.
No wonder Sonny sent his son to GT…Clean it up Michael Adams!!! People in Tx., Ca. Wa., NY, etc…think we’re all a bunch of backward a$$ redneck hillbillies, because this is all they here about.
By AltamahaDawg
May 16, 2007 10:12 AM | Link to this
geez Mark, how many years ago was Harrick? How many coaches and assistance are in the University of Georgia aAthletic department? Just one thing after another huh? To think a major university has issue with an employee twice in the same decade.
Anyone in the room during that meeting, raise your hand please.
By Clyde
May 16, 2007 10:16 AM | Link to this
Simple solution…FIRE DAMON EVANS! He was the first bone-head hire. Look at his resume since he’s been there. I can’t believe nobody’s brought this up yet. You don’t remember the “rumor” that he was sleeping with interns? What gives? Oh yeah, I know…maybe he’s also sleeping with Lil Mikey Adams. Good job Georgia Athletic Dept…….”classy.”
By SwimDawg68
May 16, 2007 10:17 AM | Link to this
This truly indicates how bad we have it with Damon Evans as AD. He fires Braswell and allows McCorkle to remain in the athletic dept. It could be that Evans is himself guilty of some of this similiar activity as McCorkle. Remember, according to some folks in the Athletic Dept. Damon is a “Trash Mouth” around even women employees. I have some friends whose wives are in the Ath. Dept. and have stated this to me.
Obviously Damon is still Michael’s “Boy” and will remain as long as we have Adams in place. Very sad for my University. Funny, I don’t recall these problems in the Dooley era, but then Vince had class and respect from his staff two things seriously lacking in Evans.
By Ramble ON!
May 16, 2007 10:30 AM | Link to this
SwimDawg68 has selective memory, does the name Jan Kemp ring a bell?
I forgot about the Harrick, gosh.
By gdawginkalamazoo
May 16, 2007 10:39 AM | Link to this
Hunk Erdwon, excellent post at 9:13, I couldn’t agree more.
I wonder what the rest context of “That’s a heck of a question” answer was. If he said that then elaborated let us know what he said. If he just said that and didn’t elaborate further then there is a problem.
By mcdawg
May 16, 2007 10:53 AM | Link to this
there are such things as employment contracts that must be honored unless someone can prove that someone violated the terms of the contract-boorish behavior might be cause for termination or it might not be-i personally would defer to the AD’s lawyers on this specific point rather than make wild generalizations about UGA
By gtr
May 16, 2007 11:03 AM | Link to this
I am furious and disgusted as a graduate Of UGA .I have coached high school girls much of my teaching-coaching career and absolutely cannot believe the decision to allow this person to continue at the university as anything, including janitor, if these allegations are true.
A few years ago the cheerleading coach got released for allegedly mixing Christianity with her job too much, making some members uncomfortable and some not getting a fair shake.
Now I am UTTERLY FURIOUS AS A CHRISTIAN! YOU CAN FIRE SOMEONE FOR ALLEGEDLY PUSHING A RELIGION OF LOVE BUT CANNOT FIRE SOMEONE FOR IMPLYING A PRACTICED RELIGION OF DISRESPECT, PORN, AND SEXUAL INNUENDO?
The State Board of Regents needs to re-evaluate the situation at UGA. This is more than the Dooley situation. Too many bad decisions. Itis UGA, NOT UIO- THE UNIVERSITY OF IMAGE ONLY.
UGA slipped in national rankings this year. The current leadership is not doing its job.
If any of my facts are wrong, I apologize. They are based on the online stories from the Atlanta and Athens papers I have read.
Mr. McCorkle and Adams need to go YESTERDAY!
By AltamahaDawg
May 16, 2007 12:13 PM | Link to this
gtr, seriously, furious? furious? You are that vested in personel issues at UGA? On the other, As I recall Braswell did a bit more than try to bring in christianity. I agree with mcdawg, defer to the legal counsel. I dont have any idea of all the details from either one of those but I’d bet they were each unique situations. As far as an AD publically responding to a loaded question like “what does it take to get fired”, come on….what fool would answer that on the fly?
By the way what “dooley issue ” are you talking about?
Are those the standings that the current administration has been responsible for UGA climbing in to the point they can even slip from?
I am no far of Adams but twisting every last little deal to bash him, is sooooooo old now. Im not a giant fan of Evans, but I havent seen any reason to doubt his doing a good job. I am certainly no fan of McCorckle (dad of a daughter here), but I dont think any of us know what really happened in that “resignation” meeting, and one would have to beleive that the entire athletic department, office of president, and top legal counsel, didnt momentarily forget about image, concequences, and ramifications. As it stands this will be an non story as soon as the papers stops stirring it up. I’d say that was handled pretty well.
By sowega Thug
May 16, 2007 1:59 PM | Link to this
who gives a rats azz it’s women’s golf he should be more embarassed to coach it!!!!!!!!!!!
By johnboy
May 16, 2007 1:59 PM | Link to this
Ramble ON! Talk about selective memory…there was more like 10 to 12 academically ineligible players who fell through the crack at tech! Yes Tech was wide a wake on that one.By the the way how is probation going at the Flats you crackhead.
By 94Dawg
May 16, 2007 2:57 PM | Link to this
There is no doubt McCorkle should be gone. It’s pathetic that there even has to be a discussion about it. I mean, the guy married one of his former playes! Is that not some sort of red flag? I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that there was a little bit of pre-graduation “Driving and Putting” going on in that situation…. Ya’ think? On a slightly different issue under the same department, how come nobody ever brings up Gymnastics Coach Suzanne Yoculan’s inappropriate relationship… living with a married man, in a house he bought for her. He’s the filthy rich liquor distributor who nearly got those gymnastics team members in trouble for that trip to New York City. I’d love to see someone do a little ‘digging’ on that one!
By RealEstateDawg
May 16, 2007 3:01 PM | Link to this
Quote from Ramble On!:
“No wonder Sonny sent his son to GT…Clean it up Michael Adams!!! People in Tx., Ca. Wa., NY, etc…think we’re all a bunch of backward a$$ redneck hillbillies, because this is all they here about.”
(LOL!)….among other reasons.
By Spike
May 16, 2007 3:43 PM | Link to this
Ramble On… “Tough to be humble….”? From a Poindexter like you? Who do you think is the uneducated boob with your grammer? Moron.
By OCALADAWG
May 16, 2007 3:47 PM | Link to this
Where are you Bubba the Redneck. We need your input.
By D Ellis
May 16, 2007 3:56 PM | Link to this
YEah Ramble on…LIke how you add YEAH YEAH Reuben Houston anda few other players that did not make,grades….what do you think that YEAH YEAH before you write about a kid oplaying ffotball at your university caught in a drug ring makes it sting a little less….you are pathetic Ramble on…see you might consider UGA an embarrassment to the state of Georgia…but UGA considers Tech an embarrasment to sports that rep this state….Remember that academics is all you have to go on…and that aint much seeing how your starting QB had to sit out the last game of his life cause of grades. Must be an ACC thing ala Chris Rix… Oh yeah you forgot about the Harricks…we forgot about O’leary…what year did he letter again in football….oh yeah my bad I forgot he didn’t…sleep tight knowing you are second best in sports in this state…and always will be. We even beat you guys twice this year in Baseball…I mean we freakin sucked this year..but somehow still beat you worthless turds. Give me a break please Ramble on..or should I say LOOSER!
By AltamahaDawg
May 16, 2007 4:11 PM | Link to this
94dawg, prabably because what happens between concenting adults is usually not cause for investigations.
By locodawg
May 16, 2007 4:26 PM | Link to this
I think the reason Mark Bradley wrote this biased account of this story is because he is a typical media scumbag who likes to stir up hate and discontent. In his twisted feeble little mind it makes a good story. That’s all. And he looks gay.
By gdawginkalamazoo
May 16, 2007 4:45 PM | Link to this
D Ellis, did you say O’Leary? Isn’t he the coach that took Tech to 4 Super Bowls? Calvin Johnson was a Georgia Toke Yellow Jacket.
By Mark
May 16, 2007 6:17 PM | Link to this
The question “what does it take to get fired” which was posed to Damon Evans actually has an easy answer - “when school policy regarding sexual harassment is violated”. What’s so hard about an answer like that? The only thing I can think of is that the schools investigation into this issue showed that there was a violation of school policy yet there was no termination. This situation stinks and UGA looks very foolish, but the school appears to be very fortunate that lawsuits didn’t ensue. They’d likely lose big.
Also, it is easy to make a comparison between the schools handling of this case and the firing of the cheerleading coach a few years ago. I don’t remember seeing any hard evidence that this coach made christianity any kind of litmus test for participation on her squad. As I remember it was all about perception and feelings.
Mark
By Ramble 'ON!
May 16, 2007 6:43 PM | Link to this
Okay I’m finished joking around.
This is soooo frustrating! I realize there aren’t many of us females at Tech, and sure we aren’t the best looking of the lot, but gosh, at least the guys and coaches don’t make lewd remarks to us.
By Anonymous
May 16, 2007 9:09 PM | Link to this
Hopefully the university makes the best decision it can make on this whole McCorkle issue which is probably just let him go. And to SPURRIER in that interview…nice little dig at UGA buddy…touche touche. The reason your picked behind us again Spurrier is 18-0. Have a great day.
By sj
May 16, 2007 9:15 PM | Link to this
If he were in Auburn’s sociology Department he would get a pay raise not ‘reassigned’.
By littlemama
May 16, 2007 9:30 PM | Link to this
mccorkle has been long gone from uga. the administration just havent said so for some reason. when you are guilty- like he is- you run and hide like scum under a rock. he left the day after he resigned. there is a for sale sign in his yard and the house is empty. peace out.
By littlemama
May 16, 2007 9:30 PM | Link to this
mccorkle has been long gone from uga. the administration just havent said so for some reason. when you are guilty- like he is- you run and hide like scum under a rock. he left the day after he resigned. there is a for sale sign in his yard and the house is empty. peace out.
By Alan
May 16, 2007 9:31 PM | Link to this
I’m sure it’s too impossible to believe that 3 of 6 girls (3 best friends) on the team could have lied or stretched the truth to get back at their coach for berating one of them for being disrespectful. College girls never lie and everything you read in papers is true. I’m sure there is more to this story than we are getting or these offenses by McCorkle would have come out sooner in his 14 year career.
By littlemama
May 16, 2007 9:43 PM | Link to this
hey alan-dont you think it takes a lot of guts to call out your perverted old coach and stand up for what is right when someone is continually breaking the rules. put yourself in the players shoes. maybe these young women were trying to save the reputation of uga that mccorkle was steady destroying. there is more to the story you are right about that. and it is what mccorkle isnt admitting to. think before you speak next time.
By bigmama
May 16, 2007 10:21 PM | Link to this
tell’em like it is littlemama- and to Alan, McCorkle admitted to many of the accusations.Even players from 7 yrs ago (good try Al) said he was a perverted/nasty filthy mouth egocentric fool. Scum bags usually get caught-he was asked to leave AZ too…some career, huh? and there is more to the story- ask the young girls who attended his camp how creepy he was. No don’t Al, they’re making it all up too. He’s a saint.
By CFI
May 17, 2007 12:38 AM | Link to this
Mark-
Spot on article! McCorkle is in a position of trust and he blew it. You called it like you saw it and I appreciate you for it.
By Drexel Gal
May 17, 2007 1:42 AM | Link to this
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