can this really be a shock coming from an AD that hired Petrino.
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can this really be a shock coming from an AD that hired Petrino.
I'm thinking that Petj is just goofing on us. I did the same thing to him in another thread where he said that Rozier wore the NBA Combine Jersey rather than the UofL jersey because he'd heard on LilBro's radio show from Deiner that only the Nike school players wore their school jerseys. That it was a shoe company decision. That was what he says LilBro radio said.
So I posted the actual video from the draft along with the min:sec spots in the video where draftees from UA and Adidas schools were drafted and all wore their school jerseys. Rozier was the ONLY PLAYER IN THE DRAFT that did not wear their school jersey.
http://kentucky.forums.rivals.com/t...s-rick-pitino-that.108606/page-2#post-2056794
He said he didnt have time to watch the video and of course why should he believe some random poster on the internet over Deiner and LilBro radio.
So with that thread and now this....I am convinced that he is actually is a fraud. Sorry to say. Not even one of their could be so unintentionally stupid.
Hardly. Pardon me if I don't get my info from Insider Louisville. I don't even know what that is. You guys are scrapping the bottom of the barrel at this point. When it's in the CJ or on the local news or ESPN, we can have a discussion. Until then, I am done with this thread.
I think the real answer to this Kentucky Supreme Court Ruling is that it is symptomatic of the same environment that led to the prostitution for recruits. .
Hell I think Ramsey is the top crook there.To me this is top down culture that has been created by Mr Jurich himself. He needs to go along with half the athletic department.
He knows the truth. He is a UK fan IRL. Petjurino is his parody account. He is comedic gold because he nails it everytimeJust wow - it's on every single legal site there is for Kentucky. I threw the Insider on there as some of your fellow fans have quoted it often enough. But hey - you want to display obtuseness that's your business.
Have a nice day, sir.
Hell I think Ramsey is the top crook there.
Hardly. Pardon me if I don't get my info from Insider Louisville. I don't even know what that is. You guys are scrapping the bottom of the barrel at this point. When it's in the CJ or on the local news or ESPN, we can have a discussion. Until then, I am done with this thread.
Exactly and the answer is no. This is a bogus thread. I believe I heard this one a couple of years ago and yet no story was ever done proving what this board was saying. If it had happened, it would have been news. Nice try OP.
He knows the truth. He is a UK fan IRL. Petjurino is his parody account. He is comedic gold because he nails it everytime
This story is very significant on its own. But combined with the allegations in Powell's book, it provides more material for the NCAA investigation. Something new comes out every day. The more I see, the more I think Jurich's career is over. It is a foregone conclusion now that Pitino is finished. Just waiting for the last shoe to drop in the case, which would be some kind of evidence linking prostitution to football recruiting. Probably only a matter of time now.There was an interesting Order entered this week by the Kentucky Supreme Court. The case involved a lawsuit filed by a young lady that was formerly a track coach at the University of Louisville. While working at Louisville, the lady claimed that she was subjected to certain vulgar language and comments. The young lady also said that while working for the Louisville athletic department she was told that she needed to flirt with compliance officers to get approval for certain recruiting visits. When she asked for the improper behavior to stop, Jurich responded by firing her. The lady got an attorney and sued both Louisville and Jurich for gender discrimination, retaliation, and hostile work environment. The jury awarded the lady $300,000 for damages and $71,875 for lost wages. In addition, the University of Louisville was ordered to pay the lady's attorney fees in the amount of $149,325.
Here is a link to the Order entered by the Kentucky Supreme Court:
http://opinions.kycourts.net/sc/2013-SC-000108-DG.pdf
BKO you are correct however, reading comprehension has never been her friend.