Breaking news regarding KO on espn

[TRest]

Well Ollie's lawyer just made a bunch more money if he get's to work the NCAA fight. I wonder if the union president steps up and sounds off on this?

If he wants to fight the NCAA he should get representation that specializes in that.

 

[Horatio]

I'm glad it is coming to a conclusion. I hope there are no sanctions against the resurgent basketball program.

This is all I care about

 

[huskymedic]

Courant/Amore: Report: Former UConn Basketball Coach Kevin Ollie Faces 'Unethical Conduct Charge' From NCAA

Courant article updated^^

Hearst/Borges: Report: Kevin Ollie facing a show-cause penalty from NCAA due to unethical conduct charge

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Glenn Miller is a vindictive SOB. I wonder what he'll do to his parents for causing him to look like a human version of Beaker from the muppets.

Or his toupee guy

 

[Chief00]

There goes that $10 million he's suing for.

It’s playing out like all but a few KO loyalist thought.

 

[Chief00]

And Glenn Miller continues to look like more and more of a scum bag.

Now you guys know why Chief never liked him.

 

[Chief00]

If he wants to fight the NCAA he should get representation that specializes in that.

KO’s legal representatives haven’t exactly distinguished themselves.

 

[Chief00]

If you owed your ex-wife as much as Ollie still owes his you wouldn't be happy with a $750,000 settlement.

He needs 3 times that just to break even with his EX.

 

[huskymedic]

 

[intlzncster]

KO’s legal representatives haven’t exactly distinguished themselves.

Isn't that the truth. Got bad advice from the start I reckon.

 

[Chief00]

Ahhhhh.....I don't think so.

He was in a bad spot before. He's in an impossible spot now.

All he needs to do is beat the NCAA which seems to have evidence that he lied to them.

It's not good - his best bet is to stop spending money on this.

I agree and he will have to spend his legal fees on renegotiating a settlement with his EX based on his lower income.

 

[JMick]

Isn't that the truth. Got bad advice from the start I reckon.

or he just lied to them and they believed it

 

[DarthGrumpy]

Ugly and sad on so many levels...

 

[Chief00]

or he just lied to them and they believed it

If you’re a good lawyer you try to collaborate what your client is telling you. My personal opinion is that KO may be inaccurate without actually attempting to consciously being deceptive. He has the ability to develop that level of denial.

 

[CL82]

Thank you Glenn Miller for your service.

No, at least not for this.

By the way Bilas, we ready for your apology 'just cuz" you are an asshat.

 

[superjohn]

If you’re a good lawyer you try to collaborate what your client is telling you. My personal opinion is that KO may be inaccurate without actually attempting to consciously being deceptive. He has the ability to develop that level of denial.

Seems he's been in denial for a while, dude lost his way.

 

[Palatine]

From a dollar stand point this is good for UConn.

However, UConn being is now being discussed as a school with NCAA violations by its former coach. This is not how you want your university mentioned on sports shows and tickers around the country. Not to mention Ray and Gay having their names dragged through the mud.

And it is a sad way to disconnect from Ollie. He is a great alum. He won a NC here.

Not a good day for anyone except the accountants. The best news, tomorrow it will be behind us.

 

[CL82]

Rut Roh Kevin.

 

[LIuconn]

On the eve of practice no less

 

[UCDaveD]

You hate to see that.

 

[willie99]

"It is not a surprise that the Notice of Allegations mimics the University of Connecticut's position in the arbitration as there is every reason to believe that the NCAA would support its member," Jacques Parenteau, Ollie's attorney, said in a statement.

Ollie's attorney needs to stop with the statements meant to sway public opinion. It's in an arbiter's hands now.

he's just doing his job

 

[CL82]

he's just doing his job

... poorly.

 

[HooperScooper]

he's just doing his job

Not well, I might add.

 

[willie99]

None of the violations are all that big a deal in the whole scheme of things but it just reitreates how he didn't want to put in the work, was cutting corners, and lying about it. Tried to tell all of you he isn't really the guy people thought he is and his hubris will cost him millions. Not getting another penny from UConn.

I agree with you. Nothing big on the violation front, mostly silly stuff at the end of the day. But it reflects badly on his integrity, and he seemingly has now lost a lot of leverage

 

[HooperScooper]

... poorly.

Great minds think alike. I posted my response at the same time.