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They don't have any. You made your death bed when you hired coach Crapilari. UK doesn't want an investigation because that would allow the NCAA to look in to Kentucky and they don't want that. The reality, could possibly have happened and with the other schools who recruited him potentially saying daddy asked for the money, UK would be done!
Of course they have rights and remedies. What are you talking about?
How would UK be "done" if the father asked other schools for money? For that matter, how would UK be "done" if the father asked UK for money? You're leaving out a critical element.
UK fans want to take this rag to court. We've got nothing to fear. You're the one trying to plant guilt and doubt where it doesn't exist. Do us a favor and don't pretend to speak for us. Your dementia is your own.
That said, it would be nice to hear what a legal expert in defamation has to say about the pros and cons of taking a newspaper to court. Would give us glimps into what the Lexington law firm might be telling UK.
Just because someone denies something to make it so. In all walks of public life we hear people denying things only to find out some or all of it many be true. So let's be careful here. I don't believe the university or the athletic team would do such a thing. However boosters come in all varieties, and that may possible be, if true, where this came from. I also don't expect Mr Davis to fess up if it is true. We don't know him well enough to gage that answer.
All we have is double hearsay. The Sun-Times repeating a rumor reported elsewhere. So don't misunderstand. No one here knows the truth of the matter asserted.
But the presumption shouldn't be that the rumor is true until proved false. It's a rumor. And it remains only a rumor until it is proved to be true. At any trial, the burden will be on the Sun-Times to prove the truth of the purchased commitment.
It's not impossible that a booster or - just wait, we're going to hear this in the next week - WWW arranged Davis' purchase. But let's not presume it's true, the way haters have in knee-jerk fashion.
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They don't have any. You made your death bed when you hired coach Crapilari. UK doesn't want an investigation because that would allow the NCAA to look in to Kentucky and they don't want that. The reality, could possibly have happened and with the other schools who recruited him potentially saying daddy asked for the money, UK would be done!
Of course they have rights and remedies. What are you talking about?
How would UK be "done" if the father asked other schools for money? For that matter, how would UK be "done" if the father asked UK for money? You're leaving out a critical element.
UK fans want to take this rag to court. We've got nothing to fear. You're the one trying to plant guilt and doubt where it doesn't exist. Do us a favor and don't pretend to speak for us. Your dementia is your own.
That said, it would be nice to hear what a legal expert in defamation has to say about the pros and cons of taking a newspaper to court. Would give us glimps into what the Lexington law firm might be telling UK.
Just because someone denies something to make it so. In all walks of public life we hear people denying things only to find out some or all of it many be true.
So let's be careful here. I don't believe the university or the athletic team would do such a thing. However boosters come in all varieties, and that may possible be, if true, where this came from. I also don't expect Mr Davis to fess up if it is true. We don't know him well enough to gage that answer.
All we have is double hearsay. The Sun-Times repeating a rumor reported elsewhere. So don't misunderstand. No one here knows the truth of the matter asserted.
But the presumption shouldn't be that the rumor is true until proved false. It's a rumor. And it remains only a rumor until it is proved to be true. At any trial, the burden will be on the Sun-Times to prove the truth of the purchased commitment.
It's not impossible that a booster or - just wait, we're going to hear this in the next week - WWW arranged Davis' purchase. But let's not presume it's true, the way haters have in knee-jerk fashion.
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