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patdog

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Miller, Kobe and Leo will use every stall tactic known to mankind for the depositions to take place
If they're even half as good as UM has been about releasing the names of the boosters, Kobe and Leo will have exhausted their eligibility long before the give a deposition.
 

PubDawg

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Aug 24, 2012
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If they're even half as good as UM has been about releasing the names of the boosters, Kobe and Leo will have exhausted their eligibility long before the give a deposition.
They'd be retired from the NFL and calling games on TV... this legal stuff is really absurd. Do we not have duels, or boxing gloves or something we can use to settle this?
 

Shmuley

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Mar 6, 2008
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Hey, Fancy. The state court in Lafayette County does not coordinate its court schedule or case deadlines with looming NCAA meetings or timing considerations. Sorry. Also, the defense lawyers will file an interlocutory appeal in the event the state court did try to order truncated discovery deadlines and push depositions forward (which it will not do). Pitiful, drug addled, asshat. Your wet dreams aside, the NCAA banhammer is poised to smite you ******** pricks and there is nothing that will forestall it. Nothing.
 

msunat97

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What does the RR lawsuit have to do with the name of an alleged MSU booster? This seems outside the scope of the RR case.
 

MeridianDog

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Sep 3, 2008
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Pitiful, drug addled, asshat

Is there anyway DS could be convinced to add a new SPS rule that Yancy must be called this and nothing else? You guys are buds - could you make that happen?

Oh by the way another good summary, Rabbi. Except for that word "interlocutory". I had to look that up. Above my vocabulary level. I'll see your interlocutory and raise you a Quinolinate synthetase.


by the way: Interlocutory is a legal term which can refer to an order, sentence, decree, or judgment, given in an intermediate stage between the commencement and termination of a cause of action, used to provide a temporary or provisional decision on an issue. Thus, an interlocutory order is not final and is not subject to immediate appeal.

I really did look it up.
 
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Ishmael

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Sep 12, 2012
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He is clueless as to how bad he's hurting OM's chances with the COI. Literally destroying them. Along with their boosters who think they are **** on a stick

Weren't the motions to dismiss just filed last week? If so, I really doubt we'll see responses to them this week. Plus, then I'd expect a reply brief from the defendants, which will take a few more weeks at least before the motions are even in a position to be ruled on. (Ignoring all the other non sense here.)
 

BossDawg78

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Hey, Fancy. The state court in Lafayette County does not coordinate its court schedule or case deadlines with looming NCAA meetings or timing considerations. Sorry. Also, the defense lawyers will file an interlocutory appeal in the event the state court did try to order truncated discovery deadlines and push depositions forward (which it will not do). Pitiful, drug addled, asshat. Your wet dreams aside, the NCAA banhammer is poised to smite you ******** pricks and there is nothing that will forestall it. Nothing.

Wait, wait, wait.....so you're telling me that Fancy is absolutely clueless in regards to all this and is blowing smoke?

Unpossible. Yancy is about as credible as you can get.....right?
 

ShrubDog

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Apr 13, 2008
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Yup Ole Yancy is still trying to put the pieces of the puzzle back together. He doesn't even realize Coach Cotton Beaver mixed the pieces up so bad some were lost.

This new word that the Rabbi speaks, is it even in spell check...
 

Junction John

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This may be the best quote by anyone, ever.

Your wet dreams aside, the NCAA banhammer is poised to smite you ******** pricks and there is nothing that will forestall it. Nothing.

Winner by KO.
 

MSUDAWGFAN

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Apr 17, 2014
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They'd be retired from the NFL and calling games on TV... this legal stuff is really absurd. Do we not have duels, or boxing gloves or something we can use to settle this?

If we are going to go that route, I'd just rather have them fight it out. I could see Leo and Kobe vs. Yancy. That would be fun to watch.
 

Leeshouldveflanked

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Nov 12, 2016
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Hey, Fancy. The state court in Lafayette County does not coordinate its court schedule or case deadlines with looming NCAA meetings or timing considerations. Sorry. Also, the defense lawyers will file an interlocutory appeal in the event the state court did try to order truncated discovery deadlines and push depositions forward (which it will not do). Pitiful, drug addled, asshat. Your wet dreams aside, the NCAA banhammer is poised to smite you ******** pricks and there is nothing that will forestall it. Nothing.
^^^^ THIS X a gazillion ^^^^^^
 

shotgunDawg

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What does the RR lawsuit have to do with the name of an alleged MSU booster? This seems outside the scope of the RR case.

I caught that as well. No, the identity of the booster who may or may not have paid LL has nothing to do with the RR lawsuit and I doubt that question is ever answered by Leo or anyone else in a deposition.

Additionally, by mentioning that OM doesn't have the name and RR wants to ask for the name in deposition, Fancy is basically confirming that the RR lawsuit is nothing more than an effort by OM to gather information upon which to fight their case in front of the COI.

Surely a judge realizes this and will dismiss this garbage.
 
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Why in the hell would the names of boosters from other schools come out in depositions involving RR? That is totally irrelevant and has zero to do with the claims made by that store.

It just proves that this is just a desperate attempt to get MSU football players deposed for dirt on the rival by any means necessary.
 

codeDawg

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Nov 13, 2007
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Straight. Makes. **** up.

That's not how any of this works. For a group of people that thinks they are all lawyers, they sure don't be know much about the legal system.
 

DerHntr

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Sep 18, 2007
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I enjoy the fact that there has to be lawyers on that board. Why don't they correct him?
 

MeridianDog

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Sep 3, 2008
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Yancy knows the supposed deposition is nothing more than a fishing expedition for UM with little to do with the RR claim. The defendants' lawyers will need to be on their toes to keep the questions relevant and applicable to the actual RR case. I wonder how many hours the RR attorney will get task his questions - 4 hours? 8 hours? certainly no more than that? Good lawyers on the defense team can eat up maybe half of that arguing the relevance of each and every question.
 

Shamoan

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Jun 27, 2013
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What is so mind bogglingly 17ed up about this whole thing, less fortunate student athletes have their names plastered across print, social, and internet media in a matter legitimately illegall, while wealthy and affluent boosters sue and intimidate their way to anonymity despite legal means to determine their identity. Something seriously wrong with that.
 

J-Dawg

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Mar 4, 2009
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What is so mind bogglingly 17ed up about this whole thing, less fortunate student athletes have their names plastered across print, social, and internet media in a matter legitimately illegall, while wealthy and affluent boosters sue and intimidate their way to anonymity despite legal means to determine their identity. Something seriously wrong with that.

My sentiments exactly.
 

Sam Adams Dog

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Aug 22, 2012
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The Gold Medal Point of this whole mess.

What is so mind bogglingly 17ed up about this whole thing, less fortunate student athletes have their names plastered across print, social, and internet media in a matter legitimately illegall, while wealthy and affluent boosters sue and intimidate their way to anonymity despite legal means to determine their identity. Something seriously wrong with that.

Rabbi- enjoy and appreciate your opinions. Regarding the above point- 1. how can Leo's name have been leaked by Ole Miss with no consequences? If u made a 19 yr old's name public - why not the rich white guys.
2. What % would u put on the UM boosters name being made public?
 

AssEndDawg

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What is so mind bogglingly 17ed up about this whole thing, less fortunate student athletes have their names plastered across print, social, and internet media in a matter legitimately illegall, while wealthy and affluent boosters sue and intimidate their way to anonymity despite legal means to determine their identity. Something seriously wrong with that.
I would assume that we will soon see a Clarion Ledger article addressing this inequity and taking the bold step to unmask the boosters themselves since they are the credible, investigative source for the state of Mississippi! This is their moment to shine! /sigh
 
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