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Message: [QUOTE="Danzz, post: 2623568, member: 421"] UConn's compliance complaint would actually carry more weight if UConn had 20 wins. It wouldn't appear that the university was using some minor violation to get out of a contract when the real issue is poor team performance. Now if the violation was major it changes everything. Both sides are doing what is best for them.UConn is trying to pay as little as possible and KO is trying to leave with as much as possible and I don't blame either side. The buyout will be settled and UConn will believe that they paid too much and KO will feel he didn't get enough. This is the way divorces work. [/QUOTE]