UConn getting publicity and these types of stories getting publicity are not the same. Our relevance does not imply that every action we undertake will or should be covered. I argued the opposite, that none of these cases garners attention (for multiple reasons, most notably that the more likely something like is to get attention, the less likely it is to actually get to court. Pitino may be the exception to that because of the nature of the case, which is distinct from our own).
Either way, again, the real point is that coverage or not, this will not deter a single coaching candidate.
Pitt just essentially tried to steal 2 million dollars from Stallings. Will people not interview there? No. Nobody cares. It's a P5 job.
