Conner Stalions Doc on Netflix

[LordEgg]

Very well done. Recommended.

 

[UkMccurdy]

It was. The guy is really smart but just got compromised by pictures and Venmo.

 

[LordEgg]

I do like how he dealt with the ncaa rather than capitulating.

 

[RDF922]

Just watched last night.

Very well done.

If everyone is doing it is it cheating?

CS is one smart dude and wish him well.

 

[bthaunert]

Just watched last night.

Very well done.

If everyone is doing it is it cheating?

CS is one smart dude and wish him well.

Not everyone else is doing it in person by buying tickets directly across from the bench and videotaping. Everyone else is using TV footage and watching during their game...which are both legal.

He definitely is a smart dude and very good at what he does. I don't believe he needed to take the extra step to give them a competitive advantage.

 

[Rockfly78]

The dude handled the NCAA perfectly. Got an awesome lawyer and told them to piss right off. He hired a lawyer who hated the NCAA and had success fighting them in the past. In a court of law they NCAA don't actually have a lot of weapons. In this case Stallions was busted because someone (believed to be from Ohio st) obtained his personal data without consent. They weren't willing to open that can of worms and in the end everyone knew it would be an even bigger shit storm. In my view, the NCAA was afraid of his attorney