I am not a lawyer or anything close to one, but it seems to me that a matter of fact statement that Tennessee conspired against him would open him up for a slander/liable lawsuit. If he didn't have definite proof. Maybe one of you could set me straight on that.
There is no world where this suit gains $100MM.For a chance at 1/3 of $100 million, there are a lot of attorneys who would spend some time making filings, etc., to see what might stick. If nothing else, the lawsuit costs the NCAA money to defend, making him feel better that he got some "justice".
Allegations in a lawsuit are pretty much never appropriate grounds for a defamation lawsuit.I am not a lawyer or anything close to one, but it seems to me that a matter of fact statement that Tennessee conspired against him would open him up for a slander/liable lawsuit. If he didn't have definite proof. Maybe one of you could set me straight on that.
I agree there should be a counterclaim for fraudulent inducement to contract.We should sue him for lying to us about being able to coach. We should sue him for sucking so bad and being an embarrassment. We should sue him for every "aight" we heard in his brainless interviews. Man I want this clown to go away!!
Pretty sure the only thing he’s looking for is some shortening of his show cause. Can’t see the NCAA paying him anything. If they do, it’s because they haven’t won a court case since Moses was in grade school.I mean Pruitt has really nothing to lose. Perhaps it gets settled out of court and he gets a settlement.
This is the angle I see. If Pruitt is willing to burn every bridge back to coaching in college, he can try to pull various coaches and schools into court to show a pattern at every school he coached for.What happened prior to him getting there was irrelevant in his case, so it shouldn’t matter now. He cheated. He got caught. He has no proof that UT gave him instruction on who to pay or how. This case is trash. However. The NCAA does not want to see his testimony in the light if day. He could crush bama, uga, and every other place he ever worked. They will settle.
"Aight. We're gonna win some football games. Aight. We're gonna change the culture around here. Aight. We're gonna win. Aight."
Some redneck poetry right there!
Pruitt does not want to open himself up to discovery procedures that could lead back to the programs he coached. On the flip side, UT, FSU, UGA, and Bama don't want their former coaches and ADs to testify under oath about payments either.Tennessee and the NCAA should counter sure the Gump.