10 year show cause/NCAA, Tyndall discussion (merged)

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SeniorDrill said:
Latest from Coach T on Johnny Ballpark Franks show from Nashville. It's going to federal court.
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I found the Judge
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#3,086
#3,086
Just because someone says they're going to federal court, doesn't mean it will actually go to court.

But I wouldn't expect someone who struggles with the truth to get that.
 
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Coach John Brady tweeted:
“With good friend Donnie Tyndal watching him coach the D-league all star game in New Orleans. Outstanding coach !”
 
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OK, listen up, guys. I have copies of the 113 page appeal brief, the 21 page first supplement to the appeal brief, and the 7 page second supplement to the appeal brief. This is a total scam by the NCAA with zero merit. This is historical. This is movie stuff. Every single charge they made against Coach T is proven to be totally false. Not only this, but they changed their own by-law to allow the testimony of Adam Howard, in the middle of the process when called out on it. This is going to federal court, 100%, and the NCAA is going to drag Tennessee right into the middle of it. I won't continue but I will give you a why. The NCAA gave Dave Hart false information on Thursday and he fired Donnie Tyndall on Friday. They say the cover up is worse than the crime. It is. Can you even begin to imagine what it would do to their reputation if that was true? It is true and they cannot control the attempt to obliterate Tyndall in federal court. If Dave Hart had not fired Tyndall and let the investigation play out, he would have been shown to be innocent of everything except coach control and received an 8 or 9 game suspension. Instead he got a 10 year show cause with a you can't coach for the first half of the season for any college that hires you, worse than the guy who asked his team to cover up a murder. I mean, folks. This is common sense. If you think he put a pit bull mentality into his basketball teams, the NCAA just got Coach Pitbull on it's butt.
 
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SeniorDrill said:
OK, listen up, guys. I have copies of the 113 page appeal brief, the 21 page first supplement to the appeal brief, and the 7 page second supplement to the appeal brief. This is a total scam by the NCAA with zero merit. This is historical. This is movie stuff. Every single charge they made against Coach T is proven to be totally false. Not only this, but they changed their own by-law to allow the testimony of Adam Howard, in the middle of the process when called out on it. This is going to federal court, 100%, and the NCAA is going to drag Tennessee right into the middle of it. I won't continue but I will give you a why. The NCAA gave Dave Hart false information on Thursday and he fired Donnie Tyndall on Friday. They say the cover up is worse than the crime. It is. Can you even begin to imagine what it would do to their reputation if that was true? It is true and they cannot control the attempt to obliterate Tyndall in federal court. If Dave Hart had not fired Tyndall and let the investigation play out, he would have been shown to be innocent of everything except coach control and received an 8 or 9 game suspension. Instead he got a 10 year show cause with a you can't coach for the first half of the season for any college that hires you, worse than the guy who asked his team to cover up a murder. I mean, folks. This is common sense. If you think he put a pit bull mentality into his basketball teams, the NCAA just got Coach Pitbull on it's butt.
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Couple of things:

1- you really said nothing of substance in your diatribe above. You screaming he's innocent doesn't make it so. Same goes for his attorney in an appeal brief. Evidence will bear out the truth.

2- why are you so passionate about this? Are you Tyndall or a good friend? I just don't get why you keep bringing this stuff up.

3- Nobody cares!!! Tyndall is gone and the only way UT could ever be culpable in any way is if they took part in this alleged cover up you speak of. UT fired Tyndall based upon information provided by the governing body of college sports. Hard to fault UT for that.

So in short, bring us some real info with evidence to bear it out or please give it a rest. BTW-if Tyndall did get handled improperly I hope he gets what he has coming.
 
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