NCAA report shows strong evidence of wrongdoing by Saunders

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UL — One portion of the University of Louisiana's response to the NCAA Notice of Allegations against it and former assistant football coach David Saunders contained a conservative estimation of 108 of 215 possible answers being changed...

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[Cajunrunner]

Can the university sue the POS and his little accomplice if the NCAA maintains that the rest of our athletic department and coaches really were not involved? At least get back the salary he was paid?? Maybe drag his little dane into with him?

[Turbine]

Can the university sue the POS and his little accomplice if the NCAA maintains that the rest of our athletic department and coaches really were not involved? At least get back the salary he was paid?? Maybe drag his little dane into with him?

I doubt it because he has not admitted to wrong doing and the University has admitted such.

How does that plea bargain thing work?

[CajunEXPRESS]

I doubt it because he has not admitted to wrong doing and the University has admitted such.

How does that plea bargain thing work?

IMO He doesn't have to admit to anything to be sued. This isn't criminal even if it feels so. He could be sued and compelled to testify. At that point his defense might be he might be self testifing in potential criminal activity in his testimony and refuse based on that.

[Sonsissymia]

litigation is expensive; his actions won't be covered by any insurance. his likely insolvency would make such a suit self-defeating.

[BeauCajun]

and compelled to testify.

That may not be in our best interest.

[CharlieK]

IMO He doesn't have to admit to anything to be sued. This isn't criminal even if it feels so. He could be sued and compelled to testify. At that point his defense might be he might be self testifing in potential criminal activity in his testimony and refuse based on that.

Also, in retaliation he might claim very publically that Hud told him to do this. Even if it's not true, it will be a circus. Our best bet is to get the book on this closed as quickly as possible without doing any additional damage.

[Cajunfanatico]

He could be sued and compelled to testify.

No one can be compelled to testify. Think "IRS Hag".

[Cajunfanatico]

For those interested, check out this story:

http://archive.sltrib.com/printfrien...8&itype=NGPSID

[TravlnCajun]

Holy crap Batman!!1.

[basinbear]

For those interested, check out this story:

http://archive.sltrib.com/printfrien...8&itype=NGPSID

For the one or two of you who do not know, Michael Oher is the OL who the movie "The Blind Side" is based on....

[moorecajun]

For the one or two of you who do not know, Michael Oher is the OL who the movie "The Blind Side" is based on....

When I was reading about Crager at PRJC I kept thinking about him (Oher) ... wow, just wow.