It's buried right next to Jimmy Hoffa.Any word? Did I totally miss it? What ever happened to it? Just curious..
Nothing new was found, sorry to disappoint you.
Ha. Yeah right. Flood and Julie were fired but nothing found [roll]Nothing new was found, sorry to disappoint you.
With Professor Plum holding a candlestick.Flood hid it in the Princeton library somewhere....
Ha. Yeah right. Flood and Julie were fired but nothing found [roll]
There is a report and it's not good.Considering that Barchi said that neither of them was fired for cause, and the risk he would have been taking if there had been a report that would have justified firing them, I think the odds are against there being such a report. (And if there were such a report, the odds against it leaking by now are pretty high, too.)
No but I know the people who worked on it.You've read it?
So will details be released or it's understood they will never be released?No but I know the people who worked on it.
If you think that Flood AND Julie were fired because of the play on the field your are a fool.
The report is complete. The law firm has been paid. Beyond that it's up to RU.So will details be released or it's understood they will never be released?
With Professor Plum holding a candlestick.
The report is complete. The law firm has been paid. Beyond that it's up to RU.
So someone at the law firm violated the attorney-client privilege to give you info on what's in the report? And they plan to work for other schools? Not likely or entirely inept.No but I know the people who worked on it.
If you think that Flood AND Julie were fired because of the play on the field your are a fool.
I guess 5781 is still banned...
Yeah. That is the curious part. Not that Flood was fired. That was kind of a given after Nebraska (if not before - you can disagree). But that Hermann was fired at the same time, certainly points to that report containing something (covering up failed drug tests is the supposed rumor, right?) that made it worthwhile to let her go.Ha. Yeah right. Flood and Julie were fired but nothing found [roll]
No but I know the people who worked on it.
If you think that Flood AND Julie were fired because of the play on the field your are a fool.
If you wanted to say I'm a fool, then you want the contraction form, you're, not the possessive form, your.No but I know the people who worked on it.
If you think that Flood AND Julie were fired because of the play on the field your are a fool.
It took four or five months for the video of Mike Rice to leak to ESPN AFTER the whole incident was made public.Death, Taxes, and NOTHING at RU can be kept "in house".
These things are undeniable.
If there was a damning report, it would have appeared in the SL by now.
If there were NCAA violations revealed, then RU would have announced some self-imposed sanctions. This is the sort of thing the law firm they used helps with.
The notion that there is a damning report that's being hidden is preposterous.
Yeah. That is the curious part. Not that Flood was fired. That was kind of a given after Nebraska (if not before - you can disagree). But that Hermann was fired at the same time, certainly points to that report containing something (covering up failed drug tests is the supposed rumor, right?) that made it worthwhile to let her go.
It took four or five months for the video of Mike Rice to leak to ESPN AFTER the whole incident was made public.
It took a couple months for the video to be given to ESPN. But the contents of the video were known at the time of Rice's suspension. There was a lot of discussion on the BB board about whether Rice should have been fired, or if his old school Bob Knight antics were acceptable. Of course the reaction to a description of the video content is different from the reaction to actually viewing the video.It took four or five months for the video of Mike Rice to leak to ESPN AFTER the whole incident was made public.
So someone at the law firm violated the attorney-client privilege to give you info on what's in the report? And they plan to work for other schools? Not likely or entirely inept.
Lol. No your not a fool in anyway except under the conditions stated above. And I think you know that the off the field issues are the reason Rutgers replaced the head coach and AD.[cheers]If you wanted to say I'm a fool, then you want the contraction form, you're, not the possessive form, your.
Also, if you wanted to create a hypothetical scenario in which you get to call me a fool, why go with one that is even remotely debatable? Much too weak. Why not say that if I believe the earth is flat, then I'm a fool? Or that if I think two plus two equals five, then I'm a fool. Much stronger statements, you see?
Or just drop the conditional altogether and call me a fool. Be direct, man. :D
It took four or five months for the video of Mike Rice to leak to ESPN AFTER the whole incident was made public.
Just a bit off on your timeline. More like 3-4...not a big deal..but definitely stretching the truth.
Just to be clear: that video was provided by Eric Murdock or those associated with him as part of his attempt to get money from Rutgers because his contract had been terminated the prior summer.It took a couple months for the video to be given to ESPN. But the contents of the video were known at the time of Rice's suspension. There was a lot of discussion on the BB board about whether Rice should have been fired, or if his old school Bob Knight antics were acceptable. Of course the reaction to a description of the video content is different from the reaction to actually viewing the video.