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Message: [QUOTE="browndog319, post: 3248528, member: 7185"] This is actually a pretty risky move by Ollie’s legal team. Basically, this decision is binding and he’s done after it. The timing of the NCAA violations do seem to line up with why UConn fired him - it is just coincidental that he happened to be coming off another losing season. The NCAA review into the violations and rendering the decision and sanctions they did reinforce the decision. Frankly, the arbitrator has to consider the information that it has and render an objective decision. Only one of the parties has an objective assessment of their side of the argument. That is UConn with the NCAA’s findings and sanctions. Ollie has literally painted himself into a corner and the arbitrator means we’ll have an end to this sooner than later. [/QUOTE]