Hall2012 wrote:LMS wrote:Seton Hall doesn’t have an MD on staff? What am I missing here?
You're missing nothing. His lawyer's clearly an idiot, unable to tell the difference between a doctor and a trainer. Sounds to me like he got some bad advice from a lawyer who's either overly ambitious or just straight scamming him (I hope for Myles' sake he doesn't have to pay if he loses). Based on how poorly the suit reads, I wouldn't trust this lawyer to win him anything even if he has a good case. Unfortunately, it's a black eye for Seton Hall even if they did nothing wrong.
Hall2012 wrote:LMS wrote:Seton Hall doesn’t have an MD on staff? What am I missing here?
You're missing nothing. His lawyer's clearly an idiot, unable to tell the difference between a doctor and a trainer. Sounds to me like he got some bad advice from a lawyer who's either overly ambitious or just straight scamming him (I hope for Myles' sake he doesn't have to pay if he loses). Based on how poorly the suit reads, I wouldn't trust this lawyer to win him anything even if he has a good case. Unfortunately, it's a black eye for Seton Hall even if they did nothing wrong.
Hall2012 wrote:LMS wrote:Seton Hall doesn’t have an MD on staff? What am I missing here?
You're missing nothing. His lawyer's clearly an idiot, unable to tell the difference between a doctor and a trainer. Sounds to me like he got some bad advice from a lawyer who's either overly ambitious or just straight scamming him (I hope for Myles' sake he doesn't have to pay if he loses). Based on how poorly the suit reads, I wouldn't trust this lawyer to win him anything even if he has a good case. Unfortunately, it's a black eye for Seton Hall even if they did nothing wrong.
ArmyVet wrote:Sad to see he has gone this route. Without knowing all of the details of his medical care, if he really thinks that all 2000 point college scorers should automatically get drafted, he is sorely misguided. Not many people including myself ever imagined he would be an NBA player.
NJRedman wrote:Hall2012 wrote:LMS wrote:Seton Hall doesn’t have an MD on staff? What am I missing here?
You're missing nothing. His lawyer's clearly an idiot, unable to tell the difference between a doctor and a trainer. Sounds to me like he got some bad advice from a lawyer who's either overly ambitious or just straight scamming him (I hope for Myles' sake he doesn't have to pay if he loses). Based on how poorly the suit reads, I wouldn't trust this lawyer to win him anything even if he has a good case. Unfortunately, it's a black eye for Seton Hall even if they did nothing wrong.
Yeah but lets not act like Willard would NEVER do anything shady to win games
Hall2012 wrote:NJRedman wrote:Hall2012 wrote:
You're missing nothing. His lawyer's clearly an idiot, unable to tell the difference between a doctor and a trainer. Sounds to me like he got some bad advice from a lawyer who's either overly ambitious or just straight scamming him (I hope for Myles' sake he doesn't have to pay if he loses). Based on how poorly the suit reads, I wouldn't trust this lawyer to win him anything even if he has a good case. Unfortunately, it's a black eye for Seton Hall even if they did nothing wrong.
Yeah but lets not act like Willard would NEVER do anything shady to win games
There's nothing shady about hiring Tiny Morton. It was 100% out in the open and well within the rules. Now, Morton himself seems a bit of a shady character and I certainly think it was risky on Willard's part to bring him anywhere near the program, but there's no evidence of wrongdoing from Willard there.
NJRedman wrote:Hall2012 wrote:NJRedman wrote:
Yeah but lets not act like Willard would NEVER do anything shady to win games
There's nothing shady about hiring Tiny Morton. It was 100% out in the open and well within the rules. Now, Morton himself seems a bit of a shady character and I certainly think it was risky on Willard's part to bring him anywhere near the program, but there's no evidence of wrongdoing from Willard there.
Didn't even mention Tiny and that just proves my point. Willard isn't above doing shady shit to keep his job. Now with this going on look for him to jump ship after this season to any power conference program most likely a lower level power program like a BC, Wake, Pitt etc.
Hall2012 wrote:NJRedman wrote:Hall2012 wrote:
There's nothing shady about hiring Tiny Morton. It was 100% out in the open and well within the rules. Now, Morton himself seems a bit of a shady character and I certainly think it was risky on Willard's part to bring him anywhere near the program, but there's no evidence of wrongdoing from Willard there.
Didn't even mention Tiny and that just proves my point. Willard isn't above doing shady shit to keep his job. Now with this going on look for him to jump ship after this season to any power conference program most likely a lower level power program like a BC, Wake, Pitt etc.
Proves your point, how? That I reasonably assumed you were referencing something butt hurt SJU fans still moan about 8 years later? Bottom line is there was nothing shady about it. Willard didn't hide that he was hiring Tiny because he didn't have to because it wasn't in violation of anything.
SJUBBALL wrote:This sucks because that suit seems like complete BS however it will without a doubt make it harder to recruit
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