Until cancel culture goes away, guys like Udoka are going to have a very tough time finding themselves employment once it's made public that they're deviants who exploit their position for personal wants.
This is particular for everything now, in general. The cancel culture really is a hard slash for those people that have been targeted by these people, fans and anybody from everywhere. In the field or mostly in the internet.
On the other sports I've seen, particular in esports, there have been the same allegations as this and the person involved that have been known in that field have been there for several years and it just took him a few tweets to get cancelled and eventually resigned out of the shame that it had made.