I took a quick look at his contract, it's on the judicial website as an exhibit to the complaint. A 2 year contract, expired at end of May 2020. From the CBA also attached he gets 60 days notice after completing the first year of his contract.
Actually, last night's bedtime, but a quick pickup by you when I thought I was starting over today.
… so going by that, he would have had to have been notified by the end of March that his contract wasn’t being renewed (he alleges he was told on June 23rd) - one would think it should be fairly easy for UConn to disprove his assertion if they actually followed the CBA and swat away the attempted cash grab.
Yeah the complaint is full of allegations of verbal assurances of renewal promises but if Alosi had something in writing he would produce that. My assumption is once the campus shut down due to Covid everybody was working remotely and a lot of the employment contracts were hung up until people knew what was going on. To give him 60 days notice (what the CBA says, not what his attorney is claiming) UConn would have had to notify him at the end of March, when it looked like the world might be coming to an end. His attorney claims Alosi was working past the expiration of the contract and was paid accordingly, but also that he was refusing to work out the players like Dan Hurley wanted. That continued work somehow becomes a new, third year of his employment contract.
You don’t doubt that’s sometimes true. Funny. And not at all unexpected. I know it’s difficult to hear from all the way up on your high horse, but thanks for the reassurance.
I took a look at his wiki page, he was a college cornerback at Hofstra so not exactly a giant to begin with. I hope Dan Hurley doesn't have a blind spot for meatheads because Alosi has effed up pretty much at every stop in his life.
I can’t speak to the anti semitism stuff, I don’t know what he said in that regard.
Huh?
LOL - and how is that working for KO?
Alosi has enough problems so I think we should correct the record on this. Puff Daddy was the one who attacked Alosi with the kettle bell and he was charged with assault with a deadly weapon, Sal wasn't charged.
Exercise physiology is exercise physiology
Only if your friend decides he wants to try his bar fight case.
Outline any other “mistakes” please
Go away
You mean like Mike Boyle?
This no less provocative and no more authoritative or helpful than your 21st Boneyard post, a bit earlier on this thread.
Could be but it also sounds like they are saying he needed to follow the CBA prescribed grievance procedure (as they did in the KO termination).
Having a case that isn’t ripe is a bad case.
Oh I agree… I thought you were referring to UConn initially not Alosi.
I see how my post was confusing.
