They need to let this go and let time do its job. People will forget about it over time.
I'm hoping it's like the 40 year War, and it never goes away.
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They need to let this go and let time do its job. People will forget about it over time.
I will never forget about it and I will make sure UL fans never forget it.They need to let this go and let time do its job. People will forget about it over time.
Some of you are silly. McGee would never even testify. The NCAA would subpoena him. He would take the stand and plead his 5th amendment rights to every single question.
He simply would not tell the courts he 1) contracted with prostitutes and 2) gave them to minors. Won't happen.
Louisville would take to court the severity of the punishment only if they are forced to vacate the title.
They are such an embarrassment to our state.If this goes to court it might top the Sypher trial for moral depravity admitted in a court of law.
Part of me wants them to try.i call BS on this going to court
it is not going to happen
watch the ul press conference, near the end of it a reporter asked in a round about way what ul would do if the appeal failed
Smrt had a look of "what are you talking about"
not to mention i highly doubt any court would hear their case
I will never forget about it and I will make sure UL fans never forget it.
Once again you miss the point completely because you choose to.
Not to mention, the NCAA is a private organization. The courts would be hesitant to get involved. They dont care how the NCAA hands down punishment.
Louisville is not going to court over this. It's all posturing. Anyone with experience in life past 30 years old understands exactly whats going on.
Maybe the NCAA and UL have this worked out. UL threatens a lawsuit before the end of the appeal. The NCAA then cave and back off the penalties saying it wanted to enforce its rules strictly but can't afford a lawsuit since it is spending so much protecting student athletes. "Everybody" wins. UL gets their wins back. The NCAA pretended it wanted to be a tough and fair association. Everything is then set up to let UNC**** skate since they can't let UL go but hammer UNC***. That seems totally ridiculous but we live in ridiculous times.i call BS on this going to court
it is not going to happen
watch the ul press conference, near the end of it a reporter asked in a round about way what ul would do if the appeal failed
Smrt had a look of "what are you talking about"
not to mention i highly doubt any court would hear their case
I'd be shocked if the UL board didn't step in and avoid spending millions on a lawsuit only to have the UL name sullied even further (if that's possible). At some point there has to be an adult stand up and say "enough is enough".
They bought hookers for 16 and 17 year old recruits as well as their own players. Multiple times over four years. They need to really let that sink in and just accept the small punishment they got.
Yep...Yep...and Heck Yep...Louisville is not going to court over this. It's all posturing. Anyone with experience in life past 30 years old understands exactly whats going on.
Bingo. This in a nutshell. In addition, why would the NCAA give a chit about going to court? The NCAA would win even if a court decided to hear the case, which as stated above, no court would. The NCAA would win on a Summary Judgment motion anyway. And money isn't an issue for the NCAA- who do you think pays their attorney fees? The member universities do.If UL goes to court against the NCAA then they are more foolish than I thought they were and I think they are very foolish. No court is going to rule against an organization UL volunteered to join for enforcing their rules. Think about the consequences if UL did prevail. Private organizations would have no rights at all.
No if UL has a problem with the NCAA then they need to get out of it. They are not forced to be in it.
Why would he have to tell the truth?? Someone is lying all the time in court & they aren't worried about perjury.
He would take the stand and plead his 5th amendment rights to every single question.
Cool, put Pitino, Jurich, McGee, Katina and everyone else under oath. They take this to court than they can force McGee to talk. We can find out who really knew what when they're under oath. UL don't want that. I for one am all for it.
"taking it to trial".... sounds like fan reaction.... and if said person is a booster he better ante up another $10.
i wanna see who blinks first the NCAA or UofL/UNC...
it needs to happen sometime.
It wouldn't be a criminal trial, hes not defending himself against a criminal act, at least that's not what this case would be about. It would be a last ditch attempt to have the government step in and save them from the NCAA. I'm not sure the pleading the 5th even works in this case. Isn't that the right to not incriminate yourself???? Is that even a thing when this isn't a criminal case?? I'm not a lawyer, IDKStill couldn't force McGee to talk.
This guy and his Dad who has passed away have been donors since mid 80s...put in major money...im not saying he knows anything just passing it along
I'm not so sure UNC will sue even if they are hit with major penalties. They might threaten a lawsuit and have people like Bilas making those threats public in an attempt to intimidate the NCAA, hoping they will lessen the severity of the penalties. I seriously doubt they would want Roy and everyone else involved in the scandal to have to testify under oath.
It wouldn't be a criminal trial, hes not defending himself against a criminal act, at least that's not what this case would be about. It would be a last ditch attempt to have the government step in and save them from the NCAA. I'm not sure the pleading the 5th even works in this case. Isn't that the right to not incriminate yourself???? Is that even a thing when this isn't a criminal case?? I'm not a lawyer, IDK
So essentially the United States court has the same power to collect information in this case as the NCAA???I am a lawyer and yes it is a thing. You can always plead the 5th amendment if the testimony would incriminate you regardless of the type of proceeding.
So essentially the United States court has the same power to collect information in this case as the NCAA???
Thats not what I said, I would just assume they'd have more power than the NCAA...So you think the courts should be allowed to force you to not use your constitutional rights. That's why we have the 5th amendment.