FSU Leonard Hamilton Being Sued

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[JTMPR]

Yeah, l believe that you'll see more of this over the Money! Who's at fault, agents? Coaches? Players themselves? Several of my friends and I discussed that this scenario and others like it would occur when the court ruled on 'pay for play'! I actually had Coach Hamilton for a class @ the Peay in '71 before I was drafted. All I can say, he was one of the nicest men that you would meet. He treated fellow students no different that his players. Imo

 

[glassmanJ]

he was part of the UK corruption, (e a CHEATER, and again he's CHEATED his players, so he's basically a cheater and a fraud) that should have landed them the death penalty. everyone forgets about that. hey leonard, how'd that $10,000 get into an envelop from you to a player?

DODGING A BULLET

"Waiting for the other shoe to drop." The University of Kentucky didn't invent this particular way to mark time. But then the Kentucky basketball program

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[Rollem Cards]

I love it.

Court, lawyers, continuances, possibly years to full settlement.

Welcome to life.

 

[Ipartiedwithhopgood]

The players should be working with the collectives and getting contracts. No clue where this ends up. But it's safe to say it won't be helping FSU with future recruits.

I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today. But for 250k? Each. Hamilton is quite the dumb dumb if he was involved with promising this kind of $ and just assumed the players would go with it if the $ wasn't provided.

This is popcorn ready stuff to follow. Wonder how FSU higher ups feel about this one.

 

[Knucklehank1]

If the court rules that Hamilton was essentially a representative of the collective there will be all sorts of lawsuits involving coaches.