Kansas reportedly subpoenaed

[dennismenace]

Hence the part in parenthesis. The ESPN article that came out today says Pitino is not named in the federal complaint. The escort situation is a separate matter that is obviously serious but still wasn't enough to get him fired. I have no idea how Louisville is going to justify that in court, which is my point. They fired him for something that we now know doesn't get other coaches fired.

Isn't the criteria for the legality of discharge determined by his employment contract? What other coaches may or may not get fired for doesn't seem to be relevant since he has a personal employment contract and is not "part of a collective bargaining agreement with other college coaches." Correct?

 

[UConnDad]

With Carolina walking free despite unbelievable findings, there is nothing that Kansas could have done that would cause any harm
However, let a non P5 school try anything that hints of any irregularities and they will be punished "as an example" of what could happen to others
BTW - a lot of these subpoenas are just to ask questions of what they heard about other schools recruitment practices.
The NCAA is complete BS

If it's only for hearsay why get a subpoena. I also thought a judge only issue a subpoena with some justification.