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Zion May be forced to testify on whether he took money from Duke

Welp it was finally posted on the duke board. It was, of course, posted by a UK fan. It had been absolute crickets up until that point. Of course, dumbass duke fans are attempting to sling mud regarding AD and the whole 200K horseshit. Then, the Bam 36K thing was also mentioned. Moronic duke fans and their “everyone cheats” charade they pull. Hilarious.
 
Welp it was finally posted on the duke board. It was, of course, posted by a UK fan. It had been absolute crickets up until that point. Of course, dumbass duke fans are attempting to sling mud regarding AD and the whole 200K horseshit. Then, the Bam 36K thing was also mentioned. Moronic duke fans and their “everyone cheats” charade they pull. Hilarious.
hahah i debunked that Bam stuff bunch of f****** idiots did you see that one dude with the handle “dukerulesbasketball” and his avatar was the duke UK game from 2018 what other program holds onto a regular season win against UK so near and dear? that’s right indiana. Duke really rules basketball LMAO
 
Say what you will about Louisville (I sure have) but at least they won a championship with their cheating.

But like everyone else here I dont believe Duke will get so much as a strongly worded letter from the NCAA.
I looked in the NCAA record books and there is no mention of Louisville winning the championship in 2013. Maybe I missed it. Could you send a link?
 
This could be what dick Vitale was talking about on twitter yesterday that his sources said 2 major conference schools are about to get notified by the NCAA, theres been too much smoke around Williamson. Most thought Dick was talking about arizona and LSU, but that's old news

Not a chance, literally zero he's talking about Duke. Its out of Arizona, LSU and Auburn.
 
hahah i debunked that Bam stuff bunch of f****** idiots did you see that one dude with the handle “dukerulesbasketball” and his avatar was the duke UK game from 2018 what other program holds onto a regular season win against UK so near and dear? that’s right indiana. Duke really rules basketball LMAO
To put things in perspective here. I watched an interview with K and his wife in 2015. They were asked what the biggest, most program defining win of his entire career was. They both said, without any hesitation, that it was the win over Kentucky in 1992.

Not ANY of his FF wins, title wins or any other win. A win over a program fresh off probation, when duke was defending champs. (This should tell everyone which program truly “moves the needle” and it isn’t duke university). A win that they wouldn’t have even got had the officiating been even. When Cawood Ledford calls out the terrible officiating in a game, you listen. He was the furthest thing from a homer that ever lived.

He said that the one official took UK completely out of the ballgame in the first half with three calls. He also said that they simply weren’t gonna call any fouls on duke. Hell, Mashburn fouled out and might’ve had one of two actual fouls. The rest were absolute phantom calls. Cawood literally commented on the horrible, one sided officiating that entire game. I was floored actually. It is what it is, though.
 
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This is a breach of contract case where Zion is trying to get out of his contract with his agent. The issues raised in this RFA are probably not relevant to the underlying claims, so Zion’s attorneys would maneuver to avoid answering these. That is if they even get to that point. It seems pretty obvious that serving this RFA was a shot across the bow to try to force a quick settlement. It may work because I’d imagine that Coach K and many others at Duke would very much like for Zion to settle his case (which he brought) and protect the Duke image.
 
To put things in perspective here. I watched an interview with K and his wife in 2015. They were asked what the biggest, most program defining win of his entire career was. They both said, without any hesitation, that it was the win over Kentucky in 1992.

Not ANY of his FF wins, title wins or any other win. A win over a program fresh off probation, when duke was defending champs. (This should tell everyone which program truly “moves the needle” and it isn’t duke university). A win that they wouldn’t have even got had the officiating been even. When Cawood Ledford calls out the terrible officiating in a game, you listen. He was the furthest thing from a homer that ever lived.

He said that the one official took UK completely out of the ballgame in the first half with three calls. He also said that they simply weren’t gonna call any fouls on duke. Hell, Mashburn fouled out and might’ve had one of two actual fouls. The rest were absolute phantom calls. Cawood literally commented on the horrible, one sided officiating that entire game. I was floored actually. It is what it is, though.
Duke bandwagons and Duke casual fans think they’re the greatest program ever and they’ll go off by championships to determine program greatness and when you say U.K. is the greatest they’ll automatically pull the “half of those championships were won in the 40s and 50s” Both unc and duke fans do this, it’s pretty cute.
 
This is a breach of contract case where Zion is trying to get out of his contract with his agent. The issues raised in this RFA are probably not relevant to the underlying claims, so Zion’s attorneys would maneuver to avoid answering these. That is if they even get to that point. It seems pretty obvious that serving this RFA was a shot across the bow to try to force a quick settlement. It may work because I’d imagine that Coach K and many others at Duke would very much like for Zion to settle his case (which he brought) and protect the Duke image.

Zion’s main claim is his original contract was illegal since he was still in college at the time (though after the bball season was over and he had declared for the draft) and was protected by NC laws about college athletes signing with sports agencies. He is being counter sued though and their claim is he was no longer an amateur athlete. I believe these questions about him receiving money from Duke are to further argue their case that he was never an “amateur” athlete.
 
Zion’s main claim is his original contract was illegal since he was still in college at the time (though after the bball season was over and he had declared for the draft) and was protected by NC laws about college athletes signing with sports agencies. He is being counter sued though and their claim is he was no longer an amateur athlete. I believe these questions about him receiving money from Duke are to further argue their case that he was never an “amateur” athlete.
I just hope that they have indisputable evidence of him receiving $ from Duke.
 
Wow........I come home from my mom's to open RR and see this???!!!

Hell, we all KNOW K and Puke are dirty as hell, now maybe we can at the very least get a glimpse of the dirt on them so we can shove that shit right in their faces, just like we do with UNCHEAT.

We all know nothing will become of this, but if only a little dirt comes to light it will be proof of what we already know.
 
At some point, K is going to look towards the future and see a tough road ahead: recruiting, NCAA changes, his age, any supposed trouble. I'm very surprised someone of that age and facing possible investigations, actually wants to continue coaching. And I think if this blows up, you might see him pack it in.

He's an egomaniac. I think he wants that 6th title, but I don't he gets it at this rate. If you can't get it done with the Tatum, Bagley, or Zion groups, it's going to be hard to win it all with the Vernon Careys and Jalen Johnsons of the world, too.
 
Zion’s main claim is his original contract was illegal since he was still in college at the time (though after the bball season was over and he had declared for the draft) and was protected by NC laws about college athletes signing with sports agencies. He is being counter sued though and their claim is he was no longer an amateur athlete. I believe these questions about him receiving money from Duke are to further argue their case that he was never an “amateur” athlete.

And depending on the timing of these payments, the agent might well be entitled to a fee on them. Highly relevant if they play it right.
 
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“According to a transcript of the call, which was read in court by defense attorney Mark Moore, Townsend told Code, "Hey, but between me and you, you know, [Anderson] asked about some stuff. You know? And I said, 'Well, we'll talk about that after you decide.'

"And then Mr. Code says: 'I know what he's asking for,'" Moore continued. "... 'He's asking for opportunities from an occupational perspective. He's asking for money in the pocket. And he's asking for housing for him and the family.'

"And they go on to talk. And Mr. Townsend says: 'So I've got to just try to work and figure out a way. Because if that's what it takes to get him for 10 months, we're going to have to do it some way.'"”
 
A good lawyer never asks a question they don't already know the answer to.
Except for the lawyer/DA that asked the question that led to this....
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