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Article: NCAA Charges Miami With Lack of Institutional Control

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AZHurricane said:
eliteproxy said:
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Did I really need to see a picture of her? No, no I did not.
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Christ...she's a beast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
The Franchise said:
It doesn't matter. NCAA is simply trying to act like they're still in charge and that they hold the cards in order to save face. There's been a complete shift in power here due to the NCAA's pervasively corrupt and illegal fake investigation. Not only did they break their own rules, but they also broke the law. They paid a convicted liar to be their star witness, paid his attorney to perpetrate a fraud on the federal bankruptcy court and extorted former players.

And those are only the things we know about. As I've been aksing for the past couple days: How did Pig ***** Perez rack up $57K in attorney's fees representing the ncaa when all the ncaa is investigating relative to her is a 4 hour deposition? What did she do in the other 200 hours that she billed to them?
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This bish is a ticking time bomb. She has the nuts to do an interview today and complain that the NCAA still owes her money! She also reiterated that she never had an attorney-client relationship with the NCAA (which is utterly ridiculous). I think she's a wildcard. She's holding something back. And I think her continuing emphasis on the lack of an attorney-client relationship is a thinly veiled threat to the NCAA, to wit, you pay me and leave me out of this or I will disclose to the world the true extent of your malfeasance. I'm watching her carefully.
 
Tim Reynolds
@ByTimReynolds
Despite reports saying Miami infractions committee meeting could be June, Frank Haith's letter from NCAA says July, barring change.
 
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Tim Reynolds
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AP has learned former Miami assistant Joe Pannunzio is in the already-infamous notice of allegations. Text messages. Minor, if anything.
9:19pm - 20 Feb 13
 
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Kevin said:
Tim Reynolds
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Despite reports saying Miami infractions committee meeting could be June, Frank Haith's letter from NCAA says July, barring change.
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What other cases is the COI immediately working on that Miami can get to them until June/July?

Holy ******* **** this whole process if flawed.
 
dycane said:
The Franchise said:
It doesn't matter. NCAA is simply trying to act like they're still in charge and that they hold the cards in order to save face. There's been a complete shift in power here due to the NCAA's pervasively corrupt and illegal fake investigation. Not only did they break their own rules, but they also broke the law. They paid a convicted liar to be their star witness, paid his attorney to perpetrate a fraud on the federal bankruptcy court and extorted former players.

And those are only the things we know about. As I've been aksing for the past couple days: How did Pig ***** Perez rack up $57K in attorney's fees representing the ncaa when all the ncaa is investigating relative to her is a 4 hour deposition? What did she do in the other 200 hours that she billed to them?
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This bish is a ticking time bomb. She has the nuts to do an interview today and complain that the NCAA still owes her money! She also reiterated that she never had an attorney-client relationship with the NCAA (which is utterly ridiculous). I think she's a wildcard. She's holding something back. And I think her continuing emphasis on the lack of an attorney-client relationship is a thinly veiled threat to the NCAA, to wit, you pay me and leave me out of this or I will disclose to the world the true extent of your malfeasance. I'm watching her carefully.
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You and I are on the same page. She is the one who will blow this thing to smithereens for the ncaa if the time comes where they don't do as Don Shalala has mandated. She knows her career is now in jeopardy because of the fraud that she and the ncaa perpetrated on the bankruptcy court.
 
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RiDLer80 said:
Kevin said:
Tim Reynolds
@ByTimReynolds
Despite reports saying Miami infractions committee meeting could be June, Frank Haith's letter from NCAA says July, barring change.
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What other cases is the COI immediately working on that Miami can get to them until June/July?

Holy ****ing **** this whole process if flawed.
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Shalala can't let that happen

Would ruin another recruiting class
 
dycane said:
The Franchise said:
It doesn't matter. NCAA is simply trying to act like they're still in charge and that they hold the cards in order to save face. There's been a complete shift in power here due to the NCAA's pervasively corrupt and illegal fake investigation. Not only did they break their own rules, but they also broke the law. They paid a convicted liar to be their star witness, paid his attorney to perpetrate a fraud on the federal bankruptcy court and extorted former players.

And those are only the things we know about. As I've been aksing for the past couple days: How did Pig ***** Perez rack up $57K in attorney's fees representing the ncaa when all the ncaa is investigating relative to her is a 4 hour deposition? What did she do in the other 200 hours that she billed to them?
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This bish is a ticking time bomb. She has the nuts to do an interview today and complain that the NCAA still owes her money! She also reiterated that she never had an attorney-client relationship with the NCAA (which is utterly ridiculous). I think she's a wildcard. She's holding something back. And I think her continuing emphasis on the lack of an attorney-client relationship is a thinly veiled threat to the NCAA, to wit, you pay me and leave me out of this or I will disclose to the world the true extent of your malfeasance. I'm watching her carefully.
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I could swear I heard her say today that the NCAA is a bunch of liars (she used the word "liars") and that she regretted ever working with them. The bish could turn on them bigtime if she hasn't already.
 
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Perez said no one from the NCAA ever told her the arrangement violated NCAA rules, or she wouldn't have done it. She said she believes the NCAA’s wrongful conduct was imputed to her.

"I think I have more than enough information and evidence to show that I was led down the primrose path. No one ever told me, we've had a problem,” she said.

Perez said the NCAA damaged her reputation when it said that “evidence was obtained illegally.”

“For me, the term illegally means illegal, that somebody broke a law, a law, a statute, and nobody broke a law and nobody broke a statute,” she said.

Perez said she intends to exercise her legal rights to get the remaining money she is owed by the NCAA.

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we may yet learn a lot more about their dirty dealings. NCAA can't pay her off now or else it'll look like, well, a pay off, can they?
 
Poster on another site saying Salala was at Versailles today meeting with Debbie Wasserman Schiltz....not sure what it means, but you never know...
 
stormsurge said:
dycane said:
The Franchise said:
It doesn't matter. NCAA is simply trying to act like they're still in charge and that they hold the cards in order to save face. There's been a complete shift in power here due to the NCAA's pervasively corrupt and illegal fake investigation. Not only did they break their own rules, but they also broke the law. They paid a convicted liar to be their star witness, paid his attorney to perpetrate a fraud on the federal bankruptcy court and extorted former players.

And those are only the things we know about. As I've been aksing for the past couple days: How did Pig ***** Perez rack up $57K in attorney's fees representing the ncaa when all the ncaa is investigating relative to her is a 4 hour deposition? What did she do in the other 200 hours that she billed to them?
Click to expand...

This bish is a ticking time bomb. She has the nuts to do an interview today and complain that the NCAA still owes her money! She also reiterated that she never had an attorney-client relationship with the NCAA (which is utterly ridiculous). I think she's a wildcard. She's holding something back. And I think her continuing emphasis on the lack of an attorney-client relationship is a thinly veiled threat to the NCAA, to wit, you pay me and leave me out of this or I will disclose to the world the true extent of your malfeasance. I'm watching her carefully.
Click to expand...

I could swear I heard her say today that the NCAA is a bunch of liars (she used the word "liars") and that she regretted ever working with them. The bish could turn on them bigtime if she hasn't already.
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She did. She's insane. She's a self-described spider (how quickly we forget she referred to herself as a spider). And she's an insane, fat, ***-deprived, female lawyer spider facing disbarment -- talk about a combustible combination. She's keeping Emmert awake at night, no doubt.
 
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