The problem with a he-said-she-said case such as this - is that even if one thinks the guy is "probably" guilty it usually doesn't rise to the level of "reasonable doubt". Seven women five men jury and he as acquitted fairly quickly. Some don't think this should have gone to trial. Others are saying they are going to post the woman's identity online.

One (woman) blogger said that often times a college girl might have a sexual experience that doesn't live up to expectations. This is known as "morning remorse".

MISSOULA — The woman who accused former University of Montana quarterback Jordan Johnson of raping her never said no the first and only time they had sex, Johnson testified Wednesday.

“If somebody says no, you stop. You respect that,” Johnson said.

Johnson is charged with sexual intercourse without consent in connection with a Feb. 4, 2012, incident as he watched a movie at a fellow UM student’s home. Their sex that night was consensual, he said.

As for the woman’s contention that he raped her, he said, “I would never do that to anyone.”

Johnson testified calmly Wednesday under both direct and cross-examination, but began to cry when his father, Martin — a math teacher and football coach in Sheldon, Ore. — took the stand. He wiped his eyes with a tissue, then put his head down on his arms as his father praised him.

“I can say with my right hand to God I haven’t been around a more honest young man than Jordan,” said Martin Johnson, adding he felt lucky to have him as a son.

Since finding out a year ago that his son had been accused of rape, he’s awoken each day feeling “suffocated,” Martin Johnson said.

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