Fish?

This is simply a step in the process of negotiations to get to the end result that provides a path to bring it back up if need be.

Blink

Moves. And countermoves.

(11-14-2019 11:18 AM)griffin Wrote:  This is simply a step in the process of negotiations to get to the end result that provides a path to bring it back up if need be.

Blink

Dude you have been gone 8 years and come back to stir the pot?

Why?

There's no blink here.

There is a deal in place.

Should the NCAA renig, and they wouldn't dare, the suit will be continued.

(11-14-2019 11:18 AM)griffin Wrote:  This is simply a step in the process of negotiations to get to the end result that provides a path to bring it back up if need be.

Blink

Nope.... I'm not sure how you would draw that conclusion.

Settlement has been reached in principle or he wouldn't have withdrawn. Just waiting on all parties and lawyers to accept the final resolution. There'd be no reason to file Non-Suit otherwise.

I will explain with at least 99% accuracy exactly what is happening.

1. The NCAA tells us that they won't settle with a pending lawsuit
2. There IS a settlement and it is GREAT for us, anywhere between 2-4 games max
3. The legal team wouldn't settle for anything more than 4 games
4. We declare that Wiseman will sit so the NCAA can say that they "won" and that they are not being sued
5. The legal team and Wiseman and Penny know the terms already, but the settlement might not be announced right away
6. The fans might be left twisting in the wind, but the settlement is already known. The purpose is for the NCAA to not look like they caved in right away
7. The legal team tells the NCAA, we obviously don't trust you and reserve the right to sue you if you screw us again with any bull****
8. The terms of the settlement are legally binding, the NCAA cannot reopen the case under any circumstances

You are all welcome in advance.

(11-14-2019 12:01 PM)Stammers Wrote:  I will explain with at least 99% accuracy exactly what is happening.

1. The NCAA tells us that they won't settle with a pending lawsuit
2. There IS a settlement and it is GREAT for us, anywhere between 2-4 games max
3. The legal team wouldn't settle for anything more than 4 games
4. We declare that Wiseman will sit so the NCAA can say that they "won" and that they are not being sued
5. The legal team and Wiseman and Penny know the terms already, but the settlement might not be announced right away
6. The fans might be left twisting in the wind, but the settlement is already known. The purpose is for the NCAA to not look like they caved in right away
7. The legal team tells the NCAA, we obviously don't trust you and reserve the right to sue you if you screw us again with any bull****
8. The terms of the settlement are legally binding, the NCAA cannot reopen the case under any circumstances

You are all welcome in advance.

Pretty much agree.

Exactly, there might be a period where the parties pretend not to have an agreement even after the settlement is reached. I feel very confident about the future of this program.

(11-14-2019 12:01 PM)Stammers Wrote:  I will explain with at least 99% accuracy exactly what is happening.

1. The NCAA tells us that they won't settle with a pending lawsuit
2. There IS a settlement and it is GREAT for us, anywhere between 2-4 games max
3. The legal team wouldn't settle for anything more than 4 games
4. We declare that Wiseman will sit so the NCAA can say that they "won" and that they are not being sued
5. The legal team and Wiseman and Penny know the terms already, but the settlement might not be announced right away
6. The fans might be left twisting in the wind, but the settlement is already known. The purpose is for the NCAA to not look like they caved in right away
7. The legal team tells the NCAA, we obviously don't trust you and reserve the right to sue you if you screw us again with any bull****
8. The terms of the settlement are legally binding, the NCAA cannot reopen the case under any circumstances

You are all welcome in advance.

(11-14-2019 12:05 PM)uskjtc02 Wrote:  

(11-14-2019 12:01 PM)Stammers Wrote:  I will explain with at least 99% accuracy exactly what is happening.

1. The NCAA tells us that they won't settle with a pending lawsuit
2. There IS a settlement and it is GREAT for us, anywhere between 2-4 games max
3. The legal team wouldn't settle for anything more than 4 games
4. We declare that Wiseman will sit so the NCAA can say that they "won" and that they are not being sued
5. The legal team and Wiseman and Penny know the terms already, but the settlement might not be announced right away
6. The fans might be left twisting in the wind, but the settlement is already known. The purpose is for the NCAA to not look like they caved in right away
7. The legal team tells the NCAA, we obviously don't trust you and reserve the right to sue you if you screw us again with any bull****
8. The terms of the settlement are legally binding, the NCAA cannot reopen the case under any circumstances

You are all welcome in advance.

Pretty much agree.

Dokjn't be surprised to hear the NCAA say 8 or 9 game suspension initially.

Memphis appeals, game suspension reduced.

Jmo

(11-14-2019 12:08 PM)MemphisTigerPawr Wrote:  

(11-14-2019 12:05 PM)uskjtc02 Wrote:  

(11-14-2019 12:01 PM)Stammers Wrote:  I will explain with at least 99% accuracy exactly what is happening.

1. The NCAA tells us that they won't settle with a pending lawsuit
2. There IS a settlement and it is GREAT for us, anywhere between 2-4 games max
3. The legal team wouldn't settle for anything more than 4 games
4. We declare that Wiseman will sit so the NCAA can say that they "won" and that they are not being sued
5. The legal team and Wiseman and Penny know the terms already, but the settlement might not be announced right away
6. The fans might be left twisting in the wind, but the settlement is already known. The purpose is for the NCAA to not look like they caved in right away
7. The legal team tells the NCAA, we obviously don't trust you and reserve the right to sue you if you screw us again with any bull****
8. The terms of the settlement are legally binding, the NCAA cannot reopen the case under any circumstances

You are all welcome in advance.

Pretty much agree.

Dokjn't be surprised to hear the NCAA say 8 or 9 game suspension initially.

Memphis appeals, game suspension reduced.

Jmo

I just do not see that happening. It will all be agreed to up front and both parties will agree to accept the terms with neither party being able to revisit or appeal the issue.

So now we know ... Stammers and Geoff Calkins are one in the same. Now if we ca just figure out which one of you is Gary Parrish !!

(11-14-2019 12:15 PM)steves Wrote:  So now we know ... Stammers and Geoff Calkins are one in the same. Now if we ca just figure out which one of you is Gary Parrish !!

I'm 6' so that makes me about a foot and a half too tall to be Parrish.

https://www.wmcactionnews5.com/2019/11/1...ty-ruling/

I have average sized hands for a man so it can't be me.

I hate Jon Rothstein ... That rules me out !!

(11-14-2019 11:18 AM)griffin Wrote:  This is simply a step in the process of negotiations to get to the end result that provides a path to bring it back up if need be.

Blink

Your daddy's last name wouldnt be Barnhart, would it?

(11-14-2019 12:17 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(11-14-2019 12:15 PM)steves Wrote:  So now we know ... Stammers and Geoff Calkins are one in the same. Now if we ca just figure out which one of you is Gary Parrish !!

I'm 6' so that makes me about a foot and a half too tall to be Parrish.

(11-14-2019 12:49 PM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(11-14-2019 12:17 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(11-14-2019 12:15 PM)steves Wrote:  So now we know ... Stammers and Geoff Calkins are one in the same. Now if we ca just figure out which one of you is Gary Parrish !!

I'm 6' so that makes me about a foot and a half too tall to be Parrish.

Let's see all the armpits.