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Originally posted by JAGzag View PostDon’t known the facts here, but it’s not just hearsay if he has first hand knowledge. That and not hearsay if Miller himself made incriminating statements.
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Originally posted by basketballzag View PostBook testified that Miller paid players and he will tell the NCAA the same thing. The NCAA has no subpoena power so that's in Miller's favor however Miller is responsible for his assistants and this is where the NCAA is going to hammer Arizona.
If these charges are correct, then if Pacific had committed the violation, the Tigers would be put on two-three years probation, loss of scholarships, no WCC Tournament participation and loss of TV Revenue.
"Blue Bloods" are treated differently and the NCAA doesn't care if the public knows there is a double standard.
Yes, this is all my opinion!
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Originally posted by thespywhozaggedmeThat actually is the very definition of hearsay. There is no corroborating evidence of Sean Miller on video or audio tape bribing , or talking about bribing a player or “handler“. It is literally one guy saying that another guy said something, without any corroborating evidence. Hearsay. But as I said they may get Miller with “lack of institutional control“. Do I think he’s guilty? I do. But a crook saying that he did it without any corroborating evidence does not make it so.
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Hearsay is an out of court statement used to prove the matter asserted. There ared MANY exception to the "hearsay" rule, including:
ER 801(d) - admission by a party opponent,
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ER 804(b)- statement against interest.
Either of these exceptions might apply to statements made BY Miller in which he admits a crime to the declarant who comes to court to offer testimony about what MILLER said.
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Originally posted by Bogozags View PostI am willing to bet that UA will not be penalized by the NCAA even "IF" they found wrong doing...UA would just penalize themselves...no Dance next year and cut back one or two scholarships for one or two years...the NCAA will see this action as enough penalty and will not put UA on probation of any type.
If these charges are correct, then if Pacific had committed the violation, the Tigers would be put on two-three years probation, loss of scholarships, no WCC Tournament participation and loss of TV Revenue.
"Blue Bloods" are treated differently and the NCAA doesn't care if the public knows there is a double standard.
Yes, this is all my opinion!
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Four-star guard Boogie Ellis just verbally committed to Memphis, he tells @247Sports | Story: https://247sports.com/college/basket...uke-132008757/ …
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Hardaway selling the "prepare you for the NBA guard position" -- and all the recruits buying in.
“I’m going to Memphis,” Ellis said. “Just the opportunity to learn from Penny at the point guard spot and be able to show me first hand on how to be a point guard and the opportunity to come and play right away with some great pieces around James Wiseman, DJ Jeffries and Lester [Quinones].”
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Originally posted by Zagdawg View PostEvan Daniels
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Four-star guard Boogie Ellis just verbally committed to Memphis, he tells @247Sports | Story: https://247sports.com/college/basket...uke-132008757/ …Even though I care a lot about my basketball opinions, they are like comparing a bicycle to a championship motorcycle who is our coach. . ZagsGoZags
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