Former NE Wrestlers did some porn – get over it
(8 votes, average: 4.88 out of 5)If you’ve been paying attention to porn scandals on the internet at all over the past year, then you know all about the news bonanza that followed after nationally ranked Nebraska wrestlers (Paul Donahoe and Kenny Jordan) at who were exposed for exposing themselves on gay porn site Fratmen.TV as adorable muscled twinks Nash and Cal, causing quite an online stir. Now with a new ESPN feature Outside the lines (see video below) its all coming out.
You can find the preview videos and more of their pics in my original post, but I found a few shots I left out the first time around, so enjoy. One image shows Nash without his tattoo digitally removed. Fratmen.TV removed it in all but this image – which was the one that busted him.
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Paul Donahoe (a.k.a. Nash) earned All-American honors twice as a Cornhusker, winning the national championship at 125 lbs. in 2007. He is now the top-ranked 125-pounder in the country with hopes to become the first wrestler to win an individual NCAA title for two different schools.
The ESPN video goes into detail about trouble both athletes had been in before being linked to the gay porn site. Both boys had run in with Nebraska police and the coach described the porn scandal as “the final straw.” Donahoe mentions that there were far worse (and more unlawful) things than posing nude that wrestlers did that didn’t get them kicked off the team, but didn’t give details. When told he would only be released to wrestle at 3 schools (if he wanted to be on a team anywhere else, he’s have to wait until next year) he threatened coaches, saying he would go on the “6:00 news turn the TV on, Ill talk about all the illegal shit that you guys do.”
He was quickly released to wrestle at the school of his choice (Edinboro University of Pennsylvania – which is Division II in all other sports, but is somehow Division I in wrestling).
For some reason, Kenny Jordan was not as lucky in his negotiating he must wait a full season at his Purdue. He says because his wasn’t quite the champion that Paul was (or maybe it was that he was “only in jail 3 times”).
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ESPN uncovered a number of documented incidents involving team members that did NOT result in dismissal, including: underage drinking, assault and gambling for large amounts of money (on team buses). The coach refused to comment, so they brought back Donahoe. But when interviewed again and asked for specifics, Donahoe backpedaled, saying “I must been on drugs or something” when asked about what illegal activities he was alleging. ESPN discovered he has still been in contact with the coaches. It seems to me he’s either been bought off or made to think that saying such things is unwise and he should do his best to stay out of the spotlight.
The incident became a hot topic again at the JUB forum in May when people noticed “Nash” on the Fratmen.TV LIVE! schedule, sparking more online discussion. But the appearance never happened, which started up even MORE discussion. Fratmen’s Hostmaster John released the following statement – which is contradictory to what was said in the ESPN special – and to their stated policy of not using models real names.
Paul is indeed returning as fratmen Nash for some visits to Fratmen.TV LIVE! but we are postponing the first show and Paul is indeed being featured on the ESPN show “Outside the Lines” that was originally postponed from early May and is currently scheduled to air June 14th. He feels (and I agree) that it would be better to postpone his return Fratmen.TV LIVE! show until after the ESPN story airs to see how it all plays out.
You can tell they ARE straight (if progressive) by the stilted way Donahoe says “homo-sexual”). Here’s a bonus for you wrasslin’ fans… video of matches from both athletes time as Cornhuskers…
via Fleshbot, QueerMeNow, CampusBoy, Deadspin and JustUsBoys
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