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?The Downfall of Louisville?

According to sources, Tom Jurich was asked to fire Rick Pitino, refused, both were fired
So, Loserville's Interim President gave Jurich an opportunity to do his own dirty work, Jurich refused, and the latter simply expedited Jurich's inevitable firing by a few hours or days. Same same!
 
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When FBI has you dead to rights, might as well submit a guilty plea.

On death penalty: It's on the table, but we'll see what precedent NCAA wants to set.
I like @nelsonmuntz's suggestion that Louisville becomes the sacrificial lamb so the NCAA can talk about how tough it is while giving lesser sanctions to the other schools involved. That may just be wishful thinking coloring my judgement though.
 
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This could be the end of Louisville as a big time college sports entity. Hookers, recruiting inbvestigation and the state legislature had to get involved in The Yum! Center finance scandal and reorganization of the BoT. At some point the decision will be made to cut the cord and Louisville will revert back to a commuter school.
I wish I could believe that.

Unfortunately, in today's society, it may only add to the mystique:

Hookers, national championships, the FBI, sold-out stadiums, bribery, New Year's Day bowls, jail sentences, four star recruits ...
 


Louisville fanboy sour grapes.

I would be shocked if the school's counsel was not involved in everything that has happened since this story broke. Pitino and Jurich are history, and there is nothing the fan apologists can do about it.
 
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Twitter is best in situations like this:
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I am shocked! Shocked! The "University" of Louisville paying players? Round up the usual suspects.
 
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