I'm dumb for not fapping about this? Interesting. Actually, not really.Not me.
I'm dumb for not fapping about this? Interesting. Actually, not really.Not me.
Iowa has already admitted to wrong doing on two counts during this entire process. They admitted to being in the wrong given that they kept on a S&C coach who had been, at the very best, verbally abusive and at worst, verbally abusive towards black players.
Iowa's second wrongdoing came when the investigation found issues with a few other coaches NOT named Chris Doyle, and not doing anything about it. They kept on Wallace and little Ferentz and who knows what their punishments were or if there even were any.
Iowa's also had their head coach play stupid this entire time claiming he didn't know about any of these problems within his program, while the University contradicted him in saying they've actually heard of these issues and developed a task force to mitigate these widespread issues.
If this goes to court, it's going to be bad for Barta, Kirk, and the rest of the football staff. That's why Iowa will settle this and will probably do so pretty soon. They can't come out of this thing unscathed due to how they handled this from the beginning.
I can see both sides of it. I think a lot of people stayed quiet because they didn't want to offend anyone, whether it was their former teammates or a coach. I think the obvious angle for Iowa, especially as it pertains to Doyle, is that he was a **** to everyone and not just African American players. I think it would be pretty easy for Iowa to prove that. I'd like to hear from the African American coaches on staff as well as hundreds of other student athletes.
Not really - lawyers are obviously on a contingency plan. Players will get at least 60% on this plan if an cash changes hands. Good chance there will be cash changing hands because of the results of this legal review this summer.Come on people, regardless of how we feel about the EIU this is clearly just extortion and a frivolous lawsuit. The only people who gain in this situation are the lawyers.
They literally have a smoking gun in Chris Doyle. Iowa let him go and was more than happy of paying out the rest of his salary so they didn't have to fire him. They literally said letting him go allowed players within the program to feel comfortable again. That means that for years, Kirk and Iowa were perfectly fine with players not feeling comfortable within the walls until the flood gates opened.The former players don’t have much of a case. Will be interesting to see if Iowa settles this to prevent discovery, or if they let the lawsuit play out and tell the litigants to pound sand.
You're so dumbThe former players don’t have much of a case. Will be interesting to see if Iowa settles this to prevent discovery, or if they let the lawsuit play out and tell the litigants to pound sand.
No, they are asking for 20MM plus attorney fees. Am I the only one who read it?Not really - lawyers are obviously on a contingency plan. Players will get at least 60% on this plan if an cash changes hands. Good chance there will be cash changing hands because of the results of this legal review this summer.
He has to have a DND though.They literally have a smoking gun in Chris Doyle. Iowa let him go and was more than happy of paying out the rest of his salary so they didn't have to fire him. They literally said letting him go allowed players within the program to feel comfortable again. That means that for years, Kirk and Iowa were perfectly fine with players not feeling comfortable within the walls until the flood gates opened.
The former players don’t have much of a case. Will be interesting to see if Iowa settles this to prevent discovery, or if they let the lawsuit play out and tell the litigants to pound sand.
If it goes to court, the payment to muzzle Doyle will be meaningless.The former players don’t have much of a case. Will be interesting to see if Iowa settles this to prevent discovery, or if they let the lawsuit play out and tell the litigants to pound sand.
They literally have a smoking gun in Chris Doyle. Iowa let him go and was more than happy of paying out the rest of his salary so they didn't have to fire him. They literally said letting him go allowed players within the program to feel comfortable again. That means that for years, Kirk and Iowa were perfectly fine with players not feeling comfortable within the walls until the flood gates opened.
I was saying that due to Iowa essentially throwing Doyle under the bus, they're admitting to being at fault. I also think that if this would go to court, Doyle could get brought back into this thing and would be forced to discuss his wrongdoings in front of everyone.He has to have a DND though.
The statute of limitations has run on most of the players’ Title VI claims. Regardless, it’s going to be pretty tough for the players to prove they were discriminated against because of their race. A coach being an ***hole doesn’t amount to discrimination.
I was saying that due to Iowa essentially throwing Doyle under the bus, they're admitting to being at fault. I also think that if this would go to court, Doyle could get brought back into this thing and would be forced to discuss his wrongdoings in front of everyone.
That certainly wouldn't be good for Iowa because he's likely not going to go quietly. This would be his time to put blame elsewhere, something he couldn't do before because they muzzled him.
Jesus, were you dropped on your head? This is already documented. LMAO at all of you who thought this was just going to go away.
The former players don’t have much of a case. Will be interesting to see if Iowa settles this to prevent discovery, or if they let the lawsuit play out and tell the litigants to pound sand.
Well that's just not true considering a 3 month investigation proved without a doubt that African American football players were indeed being treated differently than those who are white. That internal report lays the groundwork for these lawyers to be able to prove that these players were mistreated due to their race.The statute of limitations has run on most of the players’ Title VI claims. Regardless, it’s going to be pretty tough for the players to prove they were discriminated against because of their race. A coach being an ***hole doesn’t amount to discrimination.
The statute of limitations has run on most of the players’ Title VI claims. Regardless, it’s going to be pretty tough for the players to prove they were discriminated against because of their race. A coach being an ***hole doesn’t amount to discrimination.