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Dickie V w/ the Deadspin article. Love how the “casual” follower to the situation always pick the low hanging fruit violation to call out:
Dickie V w/ the Deadspin article. Love how the “casual” follower to the situation always pick the low hanging fruit violation to call out:
And ignore that the reason that this is being discussed in public is because Ollie's representation chose to take their case to the media, probably because they realize it cannot be won at arbitration or in the courts.It's amazing how the blowhards keep ignoring the most serious violation.
Love how the “casual” follower to the situation always pick the low hanging fruit violation to call out:
And ignore that the reason that this is being discussed in public is because Ollie's representation chose to take their case to the media, probably because they realize it cannot be won at arbitration or in the courts.
If you don’t believe Herbst and Benedict handled this matter irresponsibly you’re delusional. Hurley will win this season because he has a good team and the Freshmen are now sophomores. Should he not reel in some promising recruits for next season the death spiral will continue. Only way to end this is to fire Herbst and Benedict and pay Ollie for this mess to go away.
Please explain how "irresponsibly" was the correct word choice here. The only way I can rationalize that word choice is if by "responsibly" you mean "how I think they should have"If you don’t believe Herbst and Benedict handled this matter irresponsibly you’re delusional. Hurley will win this season because he has a good team and the Freshmen are now sophomores. Should he not reel in some promising recruits for next season the death spiral will continue. Only way to end this is to fire Herbst and Benedict and pay Ollie for this mess to go away.
Soliciting a Title and casting choices for the Oliver Stone movie of this.
Anything better than "Any Given Saturday at Noon from 5th 3rd Arena" will be considered.
Is it "bad?" Maybe if a better result could have been reached by handling things more quietly.Is this a bad strategy?
Is it a unique strategy?
So just a few of questions:I hate to say I was right but I tried to explain to the people on here that are delusional that Herbst and Benedict handling of this matter was irresponsible. They put the entire program at risk. There claim for cause to fire Ollie is BS and everyone knows it. Herbst and Benedict tried to smear Ollie’s name to avoid paying him and it’s backfiring on them. The so called “violations” Ollie committed happens at Every School.
Could definitely do a great “Better Call Saul” where we have KO at UC Bakersfield in black and white, with the series being his rise and fall just like Jimmy/Saul. In fact, a Saul cameo as KO searches for lawyers to defend him would be pretty funny"I Guess I Needed More Toes: The Kevin Ollie Story"
"Taking the Escalator Down: The Rise and Fall of Kevin Ollie at UConn"
Loving the unconcealed hate...damn dickie v finally looked up and took a break from sucking duke off....he should shut up
he is part of the reason that the aac is so disrespected...
What did UConn do to smear him? They presented the facts of his termination after a request from the media that had to be honored.I hate to say I was right but I tried to explain to the people on here that are delusional that Herbst and Benedict handling of this matter was irresponsible. They put the entire program at risk. There claim for cause to fire Ollie is BS and everyone knows it. Herbst and Benedict tried to smear Ollie’s name to avoid paying him and it’s backfiring on them. The so called “violations” Ollie committed happens at Every School in the country.
My god you're right! You should let them know...Drake can warmup with Kentucky and meet and greet recruits and it’s not a violation. SMH
If he wins million(s) from this lawsuit to him its worth it. I would do it as well, especially if I was unemployed and facing an uncertain future in my profession. All this may backfire, but its a risk worth taking to him. I can't imagine many people (even we UConn fans) being fired and leaving millions behind to quietly walk away without trying to get some of that money. I hope UConn was expecting this and already prepared for 'battle'.
Not a good situation but hell you can't fire someone from a contracted high paying job and not expect a fight.
The degree of uncertainty in KO future is becoming greater by his actions. The nastier the fight gets, the less attractive he becomes.
If you don’t believe Herbst and Benedict handled this matter irresponsibly you’re delusional. Hurley will win this season because he has a good team and the Freshmen are now sophomores. Should he not reel in some promising recruits for next season the death spiral will continue. Only way to end this is to fire Herbst and Benedict and pay Ollie for this mess to go away.
And I don't see the administration balking. Tough to see someone dig their own grave but he's had so many chances to put down the shovel the past couple of years.His future is already shot. That’s why he’s acting like this.
Not even an NBA team will hire him as an assistant. This is his last chance to get money to fund his lifestyle for a long time.
His future is already shot. That’s why he’s acting like this.
Not even an NBA team will hire him as an assistant. This is his last chance to get money to fund his lifestyle for a long time.
Disagree. Remember Michael Vick?
Actually is is a violation. Womp womp.Drake can warmup with Kentucky and meet and greet recruits and it’s not a violation. SMH
Drake can warmup with Kentucky and meet and greet recruits and it’s not a violation. SMH
Actually is is a violation. Womp
Did Kentucky fired Calipari for cause?
I hate to say I was right but I tried to explain to the people on here that are delusional that Herbst and Benedict handling of this matter was irresponsible. They put the entire program at risk. There claim for cause to fire Ollie is BS and everyone knows it. Herbst and Benedict tried to smear Ollie’s name to avoid paying him and it’s backfiring on them. The so called “violations” Ollie committed happens at Every School in the country.
Depending on his contract, they may have had the option to. Whether or not they choose to exercise that clause is their prerogative.Did Kentucky fire Calipari for cause?
I don't think, so almost all the info out there was obtained by media outlets using the FOI act.And ignore that the reason that this is being discussed in public is because Ollie's representation chose to take their case to the media, probably because they realize it cannot be won at arbitration or in the courts.