Klamalama
Board Ban Under CIS Martial Law Until 11/5/20
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The second thing is to kill all the reporters. Don't want to publicize the first.
If the Miami administration had actual evidence that supported Shapiros claims then you might be right.
Shapiros allegations would be considered "disputed facts".
Not to mention they were public knowledge.
Disputed or not, if it meant that an NCAA investigation was on the way, he'd have a right to know about it. Whether it was public knowledge at the time Al signed his contract, I don't know. I just remember the narrative at the time being that Al was blindsided by this, and what a good soldier he was for sticking with us. Which, btw, would also support the notion that he was well within his rights to walk away from the program at that point. I'm sure a lot of us wish he had, in hindsight.
Why is this thread still going?
Is there anymore info about the original topic?