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Wow. That's about as damning as I've ever heard Calhoun be of one of his guys.
Things must have gotten really bad between him and Ollie.
Wow. That's about as damning as I've ever heard Calhoun be of one of his guys.
Things must have gotten really bad between him and Ollie.
Nice to see JC still GM, more involved now."But like anything else, change was needed, and we made a change."
I like the use of "we."
"But like anything else, change was needed, and we made a change."
I like the use of "we."
Bingo. He’s basically confirmed the narrative KO’s lawyers have framed.I’m not sure if it could matter, but maybe Calhoun shouldn’t be publicly saying that “change was needed and we made a change” instead of sticking to the script that Ollie was fired for NCAA violations?
Bingo.
I’ll check my PMEagerly awaiting @JMick’s counterpunch here.
"But like anything else, change was needed, and we made a change."
I like the use of "we."
Noticed and liked that too; I’m also thinking that KO’s lawyers might like the quote, too, but for a different reason.
Why? The reason "change was needed" could as easily have been NCAA violations as poor on-court performance.
Bingo. He’s basically confirmed the narrative KO’s lawyers have framed.
Yes. I’m sure.Why? The reason "change was needed" could as easily have been NCAA violations as poor on-court performance.
Yes. Exactly the image I have in mind. We’ve seen that movie before.Can anyone else see Calhoun in court going Colonel Jessup...adding on to the "YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH" rant with a bunch of eph bombs for good measure?
Similar to @8893 post - it's an interesting point, but I can't imagine it's going to make a difference.I’m not sure if it could matter, but maybe Calhoun shouldn’t be publicly saying that “change was needed and we made a change” instead of sticking to the script that Ollie was fired for NCAA violations?
Anybody who watched UConn the last two years is a competent witness. Lol.At the very least he’s made himself a witness.