SI: How Kevin Ollie Could Contest UConn's 'Just Cause' Firing

[intlzncster]

Hedging bets. You can believe you'll win and still settle in the off chance you lose. Game Theory.

And simple saving face. Nobody likes a public brawl.

 

[intlzncster]

Do you people get your views on the legal system from TV or something? Have you tried a case? I haven't in 20 years, but I'm still involved in disputes. There is no sure thing. In 99% of cases there is a risk of losing for both sides. Plus it's expensive. Settlements are the norm as a result. UConn believes it's odds of winning are more than than zero. That's all that matters.

Here's the 1%. My friend handles Med Mal cases. A guy claims malpractice. The evidence...he had a procedure done and they essentially re-attached his penis and testicles upside down. Pictures were provided. The response: "how much do you want?". The defense is not winning that case. But even then it settled, because the damage amount could vary widely.

I know there's serious client attorney privilige involved, but were I that lawyer, there's no chance I wouldn't be passing those pics around at parties.

 

[intlzncster]

Did this actually happen? Trying to think of the negatives of having upside down genitalia and can only think of positives. Doesn’t seem like a malpractice to me, but rather opportunity.

There's ALWAYS a new pr0n niche. Guy would be a star.

 

[BlazePizza]

There's ALWAYS a new pr0n niche. Guy would be a star.

Love where your head is at

 

[auggie22]

You said it was THE reason, not A reason. With no mention of the NCAA recruiting violations ( 100 or so hours of interviews as part of investigation into men’s team ).

You also implied this was a fact rather than a sourced but unsubstantiated rumor. So you are guessing like all of the rest of us.

 

[CL82]

Chief will reveal all that he knew once this all has been resolved.

With unfailing accuracy, no doubt.