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Clearly a court could compel testimony. You do realize the extract that you quoted from me is for UCONN, right?
None of this makes a difference in CR. They will not be thrown out of the ACC. UConn unfortunately flubbed it's chance at that time.
 
None of this makes a difference in CR. They will not be thrown out of the ACC. UConn unfortunately flubbed it's chance at that time.
I think it is GREAT that the ACC will own UL when this all hits the fan..I mean court rooms. You reap what you sew.....
 
I think it is GREAT that the ACC will own UL when this all hits the fan..I mean court rooms. You reap what you sew.....


Between Miami and UNC, the ACC has to be used to this by now.
 
I don't know exactly what is going on at Louisville, but it sure looks slimey. they just paid a bunch of hush money to a group of top administrators, including their legal counsel, to get them to go away. The deals specifically require them NOT to talk negatively about the University.
http://www.courier-journal.com/stor...versity-louisville-pays-k-settlement/7879345/

A subpoena from the federal district court on behalf of the SEC overrules any non-compete, gag style compensation plan, even at a state or quasi-state agency. Just ask Governor Christie in NJ about his issues with the Port Authority.

I know folks in Louisville who have been watching this issue for years as many believed the bonds would default and the city would be left holding the bag while the University would get a brand new arena. It's been in the local press since 2012 or earlier.
 
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