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[QUOTE="Storrs South, post: 2875011, member: 7275"]
Amore said a couple times that now KO is losing in the court of public opinion based on recent findings by NCAA, attorney said it is not a slam dunk UConn wins every with recent findings. They can still settle, they can even bring in a mediator to give a non-binding ruling before going to an arbitration (which is binding). Talked about what context the arbiter would and would not take into account. Noted that UConn did include KO dishonesty in notice of termination, which is consistent with NCAA. The attorney again made the laughable comment that of course the NCAA is going to side with UConn (someone doesn't pay attention to college sports).

The whole time it felt like they were trying to make something seem closer to 50/50 than it actually is, then again I'm not an attorney so maybe it isn't a slam dunk for UConn even with the NCAA sending out the Notice of Allegations that cites KO for lying and misleading the university and NCAA.
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