As a Longhorn alum and fan, I have always held Longhorns to a higher standard. If a coach is convicted of a felony, that coach should no longer be our coach. I also believe strongly that the evidence needs to be reviewed before making such a decision. As a Criminal Defense attorney who has handled 100s of family violence cases, I can say that this offense is the most wrongfully arrested crime I see. Once the 911 call is made, someone is getting arrested. Normally everyone involved is drunk and angry including the complaining witness. The first thing some officers say is "If he choked you, we can arrest him a felony." Some people can get mad and drunk enough to think a good way to end an argument is to get the other party arrested. There is often no physical evidence or neutral witnesses on impeding cases. Most are he said she said cases. It also goes both ways as I have also handled cases where there is no doubt what happened, and the person charged is a piece of shit. I do not know the facts in this case and would hesitate to rush to judgment.