Former UConn Basketball Asst. Makes Serious Accusations Regarding Kevin Ollie In NCAA Investigation

[CL82]

What about the contract before Calhoun's last one? If that contained similar compliance language, that could still be relied upon by Ollie to throw mud. Otherwise, it raises the really ugly possibility that Ollie will expose violations he personally knows about, from his tenure as an assistant, that are not public knowledge as of yet.

I am absolutely not worried about this in the least.

 

[UConnNick]

I am absolutely not worried about this in the least.

I'm not either, but it seems his lawyers have determined that their legal strategy, if they have one, is to raise the possibility that they will dredge up ugly stuff from the Calhoun Era to justify arguing that Ollie is being judged by a different standard. It's just a negotiation tactic in my view, which is fair game.

 

[CL82]

I'm not either, but it seems his lawyers have determined that their legal strategy, if they have one, is to raise the possibility that they will dredge up ugly stuff from the Calhoun Era to justify arguing that Ollie is being judged by a different standard. It's just a negotiation tactic in my view, which is fair game.

Yep. I think that that bluff has been called.

 

[Hans Sprungfeld]

I believe almost everyone on this board wanted Ollie to be huge success and this result was the last thing fans wanted or expected.

Granting that there are some who would proudly(?), "Oh no, I expected this result," this is a very real sentiment and pretty much true across the spectrum of current posters.