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Message: [QUOTE="CL82, post: 3091028, member: 44"] This is one of the weirdest aspects of your whole crazy conspiracy theory. UConn has over [B]$4 billion[/B] in assets. It's[B] cash and cash equivalents alone is over $368 million, [/B]but yet you persist in the fantasy that UConn could not find $10M to pay off Ollie? You are finance guy right? You have to know that is not only is wrong, it is well, kind of stupid. (Or naive, perhaps? You seem to like that word.) Regarding the rest... I mean I guess there could have been a vast national flag blue conspiracy, I guess, but it strains rationality doesn't it? Do you really think that Susan Herbst (oh I forgot that's Suzielax to you) calls in Glenn Miller and says "hey Glenn we fired you and all but we want to perjure yourself so we don't have to pay Ollie?" Do you really think that Calhoun participated a year long conspiracy in which he tampered with Hurley while Hurley is at URI? Do you think Calhoun came out retirement just so he could payoff Miller by giving him a coveted D III coaching gig? Do you think they somehow entrapped Ollie into paying for airfare, meals and hotels for players to attend illegal coaching sessions in Atlanta? Did they drug Ollie so he'd lie to the NCAA? Were they secretly laughing when Ollie lied to them? I mean I guess that could have happened. It is extraordinarily unlikely, on the order of an life ending meteor impact, but it is possible, I guess. Or maybe, just maybe, Ollie cheated and lied to his employer and the NCAA about it and they fired him for it. Maybe, just maybe, the NCAA followed their normal procedure and interviewed Ollie's coaching staff at the time of the alleged incidents. And maybe, just maybe, Calhoun took the Saint Joe's job because he really did miss coaching Occam's Razor. [/QUOTE]

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