For the People going after the NCAA now.

[patdog]

John Morgan is representing players on the 2013 Louisville basketball team suing the NCAA over their vacated championship.

Link

 

[karlchilders.sixpack]

Good luck..

the school and team broke many rules...Does that count?

 

[Willow Grove Dawg]

Ambulance chasers are gonna chase Ambulances

 

[Shmuley]

Brand recognition and free publicity. That’s it. Claims are ****.

 

[Lawdawg.sixpack]

Claims are ****.

We gotta get this man on the bench.

 

[mstateglfr]

"We're here today to clear names. We're here today to get back awards," attorney John Morgan said during an hourlong news conference announcing the suit Wednesday at the Galt House Hotel in Louisville. "We're here to get (Rick) Pitino's championship back. But more than that, we're here to get these players' good names back."
The players, Luke Hancock, Gorgui Dieng, Stephan Van Treese, Tim Henderson and Michael Marra, are represented by the law firm of Morgan & Morgan.

I follow a lot of college basketball and have read all about the LVL scandal, but have never considered the 5 players above to have been guilty of anything. They are trying to get their good names back?...didnt know they had been sullied in the first place.

Seriously- i dont think much of anything when i hear Luke Hancock. Just that he was a reserve who won MOP. Thats it. I dont think of him as a terrible person, so his good name isnt tarnished.
Gorgui Dieng?...i hear his name and basically just think about how surprising it is that he has carved out a meaningful NBA career so far since he was so limited in college. I dont think of him as a terrible person, so his good name isnt tarnished.
The other 3 were bench players who barely contributed. Van Treese played a decent amount for 1 season, i guess. They barely(or dont) even register as having played at LVL- their names arent tarnished since they are barely even known.


dumb.

 

[Len2003]

Suing the NCAA would be like suing the government. You ain’t gonna win that battle.

 

[Philly Dawg]

I suspect a court will decide its not in the business of awarding NCAA championships.

 

[512taylor]

Maybe they can get a "participation trophy"?