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Jacobs: Ollie has hearing with UConn, has week to respond in writing

mauconnfan said:
Show me the clause he broke then we can talk about the buyout otherwise give him an offer and end it.
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he was fired for cause. you're assuming that's a farce and that he didn't break any stipulations in his contract. prove he didn't violate a clause in his contract even though the only available information we have states that he did.
 
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methodology said:
Everyone also knows that the head coach is responsible for anything the assistants do and that might be the cause being used against KO.

I'm just wondering if that's the case why KO legal team can't then use the excuse the AD is also at fault since he is the CEO of all the teams and coaches. If the AD and UConn want to be petty then I see no reason his defense shouldn't be also
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Because that has nothing to do with KO's contract. Wouldn't matter if the AD was at fault as well. As long as KO (or one of his people) violated a rule, that's all that matters.

You can't pass the buck on your contract.
 
JMick said:
no, Ollie played here so no matter what he did we should still pay him just because it's good for mau's feelings. that totally makes sense.
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No a contract was signed and agreed. You don't try to weasel out of it when things go south. No one knows who big or small the "for cause" reason for firing is at this point
 
methodology said:
No a contract was signed and agreed. You don't try to weasel out of it when things go south. No one knows who big or small the "for cause" reason for firing is at this point
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You’re right. The contract was signed. And the contract is quite clear on this point. Cause is very liberally defined. Big or small is irrelevant.
 
AntG168 said:
OMG. I don’t believe you guys are this dumb. If he VIOLATED his contract he isn’t OWED ANYTHING. You can’t just assume he didn’t. Which is what you are doing. They don’t have to tell you anything right now. If Ollie did the slightest thing to violate his contract they’d be idiots not to use it
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Yeah we’re dumb lol.

Geez this place has so many persistent idiots it’s whacked.

Hope he gets nothing ......everyone happy?
 
BigErnMcCracken said:
Granted, I haven't been following the Ollie saga closely, but this is news to me. What did he do?

(I know the university has claimed cause in firing him, but as far as I know there's been no determination that they're justified in that contention.)
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Itd be legal malpractice to release such information before it has been settled
 
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BigErnMcCracken said:
Granted, I haven't been following the Ollie saga closely, but this is news to me. What did he do?

(I know the university has claimed cause in firing him, but as far as I know there's been no determination that they're justified in that contention.)
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That’s all I’m asking and you’d think that a guy who knows all may let us know while he acts like an idiot.
 
methodology said:
No a contract was signed and agreed. You don't try to weasel out of it when things go south. No one knows who big or small the "for cause" reason for firing is at this point
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Exactly - Ollie shouldn’t be trying to weasel his full $10 million out of the school. It’s not like clicking on “I Agree” to the terms of your gmail service. This is an agreement between 2 sophisticated parties that probably each had $1,000/hr employment lawyers scrub every word. His side was dumb enough to agree to a very broad definition of cause that includes any violation of NCAA rules. Maybe he’ll win, maybe he’ll lose but he and his lawyers are not some hapless victims here.
 
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AntG168 said:
Itd be legal malpractice to release such information before it has been settled
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No, that's not what malpractice means.

But are you saying that there has not actually been a determination that the university was justified in claiming they fired him for cause? I can't imagine that's the case, because then JMick wouldn't be insulting anyone who hasn't taken the university's side in this based on nothing more than their say-so.
 
BigErnMcCracken said:
No, that's not what malpractice means.

But are you saying that there has not actually been a determination that the university was justified in claiming they fired him for cause? I can't imagine that's the case, because then JMick wouldn't be insulting anyone who hasn't taken the university's side in this based on nothing more than their say-so.
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I think he insulting those shaming the University without knowledge. Saying things like Benedict screwed up the buyout is idiotic without actually knowing if he did. And if my lawyer released important information about my case while it was still being litigated, he’d be fired
 
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JMick said:
lol you're the one making the claim that Ollie didn't do anything wrong and presenting it as a fact
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Don’t believe I ever stated he didn’t do anything wrong but feel free to find it. Just waiting to hear what it is because Lord knows you must know acting all holier than thou.
 
BigErnMcCracken said:
No, that's not what malpractice means.

But are you saying that there has not actually been a determination that the university was justified in claiming they fired him for cause? I can't imagine that's the case, because then JMick wouldn't be insulting anyone who hasn't taken the university's side in this based on nothing more than their say-so.
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I'm calling out how preposterous it is to blindly assume that Benedict, Herbst, and the University all got together and decided to lie about Kevin Ollie violating his contract. Mau is actively rooting against UConn for the sake of Kevin Ollie and refuses to place any blame on him for the current predicament.
 
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JMick said:
I'm calling out how preposterous it is to blindly assume that Benedict, Herbst, and the University all got together and decided to lie about Kevin Ollie violating his contract. Mau is actively rooting against UConn for the sake of Kevin Ollie and refuses to place any blame on him for the current predicament.
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So inaccurate but you’re a gem, heck UCDaveD “likes” your posts and that’s impressive. :rolleyes:Keep putting words into my posts Mick you’re on a roll.
 
AntG168 said:
OMG. I don’t believe you guys are this dumb. If he VIOLATED his contract he isn’t OWED ANYTHING. You can’t just assume he didn’t. Which is what you are doing. They don’t have to tell you anything right now. If Ollie did the slightest thing to violate his contract they’d be idiots not to use it
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I think the union, lawyers and board are more qualified to make those decisions than a message board poster assuming he is owed nothing
 
mauconnfan said:
So inaccurate but you’re a gem, heck UCDaveD “likes” your posts and that’s impressive. :rolleyes:Keep putting words into my posts Mick you’re on a roll.
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Go to sleep, bud.
 
Yall some haters just pay the man his money. The man came back and won his alma mater a chip, give him his $10 mill and hopefully in 3 years he can be sitting courtside at the national championship game decked out in UConn gear chearing for his team. He still gave so much to this program yet all yall wanna do is hate.
 
mauconnfan said:
FO Mick you are a fn joke seriously. Where do you get the nerve to act like you’re someone?
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I got the joke on ignore - can't imagine what idiocy he is still spewing - I hate ignoring folks but some I just have to
Let's just allow this whole KO issue lie until it's over or better yet, forever. All these threads lead to a needless pile-on
The guy won a NC, he played for UConn, was a huge ambassador for the program while trudging through the minor leagues and the pros, served ably as an AC, and lastly, he fizzled out in the end by using terrible judgment in the recruiting area that hurt the program. But the guy is not a felon, child molester or even a mean spirited person.
He received what he sowed - he is no longer doing the one thing he loved the most and for a measurable part - it was his doing
I know KO and I know, to a reasonable extent, how he feels about this process
UConn has a new coach , going in a new direction and hopefully Coach Dan Hurley will succeed. The program needed a shot in the arm and the administration did what it had to do. I respect their decision and as a longtime loyal fan and donor I pray there are fans in the seats and the team is competitive and wins.
KO deserves his hearing and his voice - he will get it and I hope it turns out as well as can be expected for both parties
ONWARD...............................
 
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