Notice of Allegations *update*

[BrazilCane]

Bruce Feldman @BFeldmanCBS
Am told by source Lville asst Clint Hurtt got his call from NCAA (Shapiro case) & "they're pretty much throwing everything at him."

 

[TheUnuffSAID]

Bruce Feldman @BFeldmanCBS
Am told by source Lville asst Clint Hurtt got his call from NCAA (Shapiro case) & "they're pretty much throwing everything at him."

 

[Canesfan1899]

Bruce Feldman @BFeldmanCBS
Am told by source Lville asst Clint Hurtt got his call from NCAA (Shapiro case) & "they're pretty much throwing everything at him."

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They should. For as much as I despise Corch Shannon, he told these ****'s to stay away from that weasely **** and Hurtt chose not to listen.

 

[jerzeycane]

We Skate!!!

DON'T YOU KNOOOOW...CLINT HURTT'S GETTINNG FIIIIIIREED

 

[Problem2]

Tim Reynolds

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- Two Miami assistant coaches have been told they will be charged with ''unethical conduct'' when the NCAA presents the Hurricanes' athletic department with its notice of allegations, said two people familiar with the situation.

The people spoke to The Associated Press Monday on condition of anonymity because neither the NCAA or Miami have announced the contents of the long-awaited letter, which the Hurricanes may receive at any time. The people say the coaches will be cited for violating NCAA bylaw 10.1, a broad rule that covers conduct and cooperating with investigations. One of the coaches has been told to expect arrival of an actual copy of the allegations on Tuesday, one person told the AP.

Parties who are named in the notice of allegations are entitled to a copy, though it is unclear if all will receive the letter simultaneous to its delivery at Miami. It's unknown how many current and former coaches and staff members will be charged with wrongdoing.

The NCAA does not comment on ongoing investigations. Miami officials have said throughout the investigation, which started in 2011, that the school is cooperating with the NCAA and will decline extensive public comment out of respect to that process.

The people told the AP that Miami still has not seen a final version of the notice of allegations, the arrival of which will essentially bring just the first chapter of this Miami-NCAA saga to a close. Several people involved with the process have either reviewed draft documents or been advised of their upcoming mentions in telephone calls with investigators. Most of those calls took place last week.

Another individual who was interviewed during the joint inquiry told the AP that the NCAA has not been in contact since. That suggests not everyone who at one time was thought to be under investigation will not actually be mentioned in the notice of allegations.

 

[DMoney]

Hurtt's issue involves lying to the NCAA. The good thing about that is that it is an individual misdeed, separate from anything that happened at Miami.

 

[tsimonitis]

Tim Reynolds

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- Two Miami assistant coaches have been told they will be charged with ''unethical conduct'' when the NCAA presents the Hurricanes' athletic department with its notice of allegations, said two people familiar with the situation.

The people spoke to The Associated Press Monday on condition of anonymity because neither the NCAA or Miami have announced the contents of the long-awaited letter, which the Hurricanes may receive at any time. The people say the coaches will be cited for violating NCAA bylaw 10.1, a broad rule that covers conduct and cooperating with investigations. One of the coaches has been told to expect arrival of an actual copy of the allegations on Tuesday, one person told the AP.

Parties who are named in the notice of allegations are entitled to a copy, though it is unclear if all will receive the letter simultaneous to its delivery at Miami. It's unknown how many current and former coaches and staff members will be charged with wrongdoing.

The NCAA does not comment on ongoing investigations. Miami officials have said throughout the investigation, which started in 2011, that the school is cooperating with the NCAA and will decline extensive public comment out of respect to that process.

The people told the AP that Miami still has not seen a final version of the notice of allegations, the arrival of which will essentially bring just the first chapter of this Miami-NCAA saga to a close. Several people involved with the process have either reviewed draft documents or been advised of their upcoming mentions in telephone calls with investigators. Most of those calls took place last week.

Another individual who was interviewed during the joint inquiry told the AP that the NCAA has not been in contact since. That suggests not everyone who at one time was thought to be under investigation will not actually be mentioned in the notice of allegations.

This makes it sounds like current coaches. That can't be. Right?

 

[tsimonitis]

You know more than you have been letting on....

Hurtt's issue involves lying to the NCAA. The good thing about that is that it is an individual misdeed, separate from anything that happened at Miami.

 

[Big Toney]

Tim Reynolds

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- Two Miami assistant coaches have been told they will be charged with ''unethical conduct'' when the NCAA presents the Hurricanes' athletic department with its notice of allegations, said two people familiar with the situation.

The people spoke to The Associated Press Monday on condition of anonymity because neither the NCAA or Miami have announced the contents of the long-awaited letter, which the Hurricanes may receive at any time. The people say the coaches will be cited for violating NCAA bylaw 10.1, a broad rule that covers conduct and cooperating with investigations. One of the coaches has been told to expect arrival of an actual copy of the allegations on Tuesday, one person told the AP.

Parties who are named in the notice of allegations are entitled to a copy, though it is unclear if all will receive the letter simultaneous to its delivery at Miami. It's unknown how many current and former coaches and staff members will be charged with wrongdoing.

The NCAA does not comment on ongoing investigations. Miami officials have said throughout the investigation, which started in 2011, that the school is cooperating with the NCAA and will decline extensive public comment out of respect to that process.

The people told the AP that Miami still has not seen a final version of the notice of allegations, the arrival of which will essentially bring just the first chapter of this Miami-NCAA saga to a close. Several people involved with the process have either reviewed draft documents or been advised of their upcoming mentions in telephone calls with investigators. Most of those calls took place last week.

Another individual who was interviewed during the joint inquiry told the AP that the NCAA has not been in contact since. That suggests not everyone who at one time was thought to be under investigation will not actually be mentioned in the notice of allegations.

Who are they talking about? Current coaches?

 

[Problem2]

Tim Reynolds

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- Two Miami assistant coaches have been told they will be charged with ''unethical conduct'' when the NCAA presents the Hurricanes' athletic department with its notice of allegations, said two people familiar with the situation.

The people spoke to The Associated Press Monday on condition of anonymity because neither the NCAA or Miami have announced the contents of the long-awaited letter, which the Hurricanes may receive at any time. The people say the coaches will be cited for violating NCAA bylaw 10.1, a broad rule that covers conduct and cooperating with investigations. One of the coaches has been told to expect arrival of an actual copy of the allegations on Tuesday, one person told the AP.

Parties who are named in the notice of allegations are entitled to a copy, though it is unclear if all will receive the letter simultaneous to its delivery at Miami. It's unknown how many current and former coaches and staff members will be charged with wrongdoing.

The NCAA does not comment on ongoing investigations. Miami officials have said throughout the investigation, which started in 2011, that the school is cooperating with the NCAA and will decline extensive public comment out of respect to that process.

The people told the AP that Miami still has not seen a final version of the notice of allegations, the arrival of which will essentially bring just the first chapter of this Miami-NCAA saga to a close. Several people involved with the process have either reviewed draft documents or been advised of their upcoming mentions in telephone calls with investigators. Most of those calls took place last week.

Another individual who was interviewed during the joint inquiry told the AP that the NCAA has not been in contact since. That suggests not everyone who at one time was thought to be under investigation will not actually be mentioned in the notice of allegations.

This makes it sounds like current coaches. That can't be. Right?

He said on twitter former assistants so that's just a typo.

 

[Big Toney]

Thanks

 

[BrazilCane]

Tim Reynolds

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- Two Miami assistant coaches have been told they will be charged with ''unethical conduct'' when the NCAA presents the Hurricanes' athletic department with its notice of allegations, said two people familiar with the situation.

The people spoke to The Associated Press Monday on condition of anonymity because neither the NCAA or Miami have announced the contents of the long-awaited letter, which the Hurricanes may receive at any time. The people say the coaches will be cited for violating NCAA bylaw 10.1, a broad rule that covers conduct and cooperating with investigations. One of the coaches has been told to expect arrival of an actual copy of the allegations on Tuesday, one person told the AP.

Parties who are named in the notice of allegations are entitled to a copy, though it is unclear if all will receive the letter simultaneous to its delivery at Miami. It's unknown how many current and former coaches and staff members will be charged with wrongdoing.

The NCAA does not comment on ongoing investigations. Miami officials have said throughout the investigation, which started in 2011, that the school is cooperating with the NCAA and will decline extensive public comment out of respect to that process.

The people told the AP that Miami still has not seen a final version of the notice of allegations, the arrival of which will essentially bring just the first chapter of this Miami-NCAA saga to a close. Several people involved with the process have either reviewed draft documents or been advised of their upcoming mentions in telephone calls with investigators. Most of those calls took place last week.

Another individual who was interviewed during the joint inquiry told the AP that the NCAA has not been in contact since. That suggests not everyone who at one time was thought to be under investigation will not actually be mentioned in the notice of allegations.

This makes it sounds like current coaches. That can't be. Right?

He said on twitter former assistants so that's just a typo.

 

[Jnmjr]

First sentence, second paragraph: either or/ neither nor. why can't anybody write anymore?

 

[deleted1562]

First sentence, second paragraph: either or/ neither nor. why can't anybody write anymore?

It's either either or, or neither nor, never neither or, or either nor.

 

[The Franchise]

Bruce Feldman @BFeldmanCBS
Am told by source Lville asst Clint Hurtt got his call from NCAA (Shapiro case) & "they're pretty much throwing everything at him."

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

LULZ. It's going to play out exactly as I thought it would. Cl1t Squirtt and all the other dirty corches are going down. And they're going down hard. Will get whacked with some scholarships too, but the main event will be Hurtt's bunghole versus Emmert's weener.

 

[The Franchise]

Tim Reynolds

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- Two Miami assistant coaches have been told they will be charged with ''unethical conduct'' when the NCAA presents the Hurricanes' athletic department with its notice of allegations, said two people familiar with the situation.

The people spoke to The Associated Press Monday on condition of anonymity because neither the NCAA or Miami have announced the contents of the long-awaited letter, which the Hurricanes may receive at any time. The people say the coaches will be cited for violating NCAA bylaw 10.1, a broad rule that covers conduct and cooperating with investigations. One of the coaches has been told to expect arrival of an actual copy of the allegations on Tuesday, one person told the AP.

Parties who are named in the notice of allegations are entitled to a copy, though it is unclear if all will receive the letter simultaneous to its delivery at Miami. It's unknown how many current and former coaches and staff members will be charged with wrongdoing.

The NCAA does not comment on ongoing investigations. Miami officials have said throughout the investigation, which started in 2011, that the school is cooperating with the NCAA and will decline extensive public comment out of respect to that process.

The people told the AP that Miami still has not seen a final version of the notice of allegations, the arrival of which will essentially bring just the first chapter of this Miami-NCAA saga to a close. Several people involved with the process have either reviewed draft documents or been advised of their upcoming mentions in telephone calls with investigators. Most of those calls took place last week.

Another individual who was interviewed during the joint inquiry told the AP that the NCAA has not been in contact since. That suggests not everyone who at one time was thought to be under investigation will not actually be mentioned in the notice of allegations.

That's some high-level writing right there.

 

[ACKCANE]

Hurtt's issue involves lying to the NCAA. The good thing about that is that it is an individual misdeed, separate from anything that happened at Miami.

see Bruce Pearl ...

 

[miamimike]

Bruce Feldman @BFeldmanCBS
Am told by source Lville asst Clint Hurtt got his call from NCAA (Shapiro case) & "they're pretty much throwing everything at him."

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

LULZ. It's going to play out exactly as I thought it would. Cl1t Squirtt and all the other dirty corches are going down. And they're going down hard. Will get whacked with some scholarships too, but the main event will be Hurtt's bunghole versus Emmert's weener.

Hurtt's bunghole vs Emmert's weener. lmao. funny as **** franchise!

 

[sabrose]

Hearsay all of this or someone in the NCAA is intentionally leaking info.

 

[Consigliere]

Bruce Feldman @BFeldmanCBS
Am told by source Lville asst Clint Hurtt got his call from NCAA (Shapiro case) & "they're pretty much throwing everything at him."

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

LULZ. It's going to play out exactly as I thought it would. Cl1t Squirtt and all the other dirty corches are going down. And they're going down hard. Will get whacked with some scholarships too, but the main event will be Hurtt's bunghole versus Emmert's weener.

Punish the individuals involved.

Hill and Hurtt prepare thy anal cavity.