attorney/client privelege to skirt NCAA rules

[Coach34]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323823004578594142608224534.html

Here is a Florida example


And we send Redmond into face the NCAA without representation #bogglesthemind

[BeastMan]

:sad face:

[HereComesTheSpiral]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323823004578594142608224534.html

Here is a Florida example


And we send Redmond into face the NCAA without representation #bogglesthemind
So is our compliance department so incompetent to send him in there without a lawyer or was he just the sacrificial lamb?We either need to shitcan bracky or hire an attorney full time to handle something like this. My vote is shitcan the ****tard.

[Drugdog]

C34,
Can u send this to someone who would read it and start making some changes in compliance, or will it fall on deaf ears?

[Coach34]

The buzz is already going on- just keep showing people more and more evidence

[SaltyDawg]

I'm surprised the NCAA hasn't tightened up those loop holes. Legal representation can cost WAY more then a couple hundred dollar handshakes and a discount on a car.

[Political Hack]

funny, at Miss St they make the lawyers who are providing advise to those involved actually come in to be interviewed by the NCAA. Such a strange double standard.

[Drugdog]

Coach, what kind of buzz?

[Ghost of Hank Flick]

Coach, what kind of buzz?

The buzz we are creating by enlightening people about the shortcomings of our compliance department. We can make enough noise to force change. We just need to get more people on the bandwagon.