Takeaways from Josh Whitman's Media Roundtable | Illini Inquirer Podcast 

He is reviewing it. As he stated, you don’t want to suspend someone who is innocent, but you also don’t want to play someone who is guilty.

@@claytonhall989 if guilt has not been determined, it cannot be the deciding factor of course. Yet Terrence suffered under the presumption, wrongfully. Suspicion and presumption are not grounds either. In fact. any player can play at anytime as assurance to the player. They are held accountable in due time. Appearances and reputation of the university has to be big enough to say that failure may touch us. Hopefully it never does and every Terrence shows up at school here. The shallow policy Terrence was subject to - well, thank God for the court injunction which was about 6 games late.