(06-17-2014 08:50 PM)hb8 Wrote:  Once this got to the level of the chancellor and ua legal counsel they have done well at crisis management. By going public they have eliminated his biggest threat. Now if they actually hire and impower an independent investigator and get to the facts and clear up the mess they will have done well.

Agree completely. Upper management has handled it very well.

(06-18-2014 01:07 PM)arkstfan Wrote:  

(06-17-2014 08:50 PM)hb8 Wrote:  Once this got to the level of the chancellor and ua legal counsel they have done well at crisis management. By going public they have eliminated his biggest threat. Now if they actually hire and impower an independent investigator and get to the facts and clear up the mess they will have done well.

Agree completely. Upper management has handled it very well.

They had no choice but to go public...

still handled it well but that's about all they could do once it got out. I don't know what the threat is but if the guy still has the tapes and they're as bad as he made them out to be it could always get worse. And if a reporter digs enough and finds out who this person is...

he will release those tapes. Once it went public, it's all he can do, if he has them and someone finds out who he is. Back people into a corner and they will do whats needed to save face.

Six days after the last previous post.

You know what I can't find anything on?

The search for Norwood's replacement.

(06-24-2014 10:25 AM)BirdofParadise Wrote:  Six days after the last previous post.

You know what I can't find anything on?

The search for Norwood's replacement.

Probably don't want to name someone until they are done paying him.

(06-24-2014 10:25 AM)BirdofParadise Wrote:  Six days after the last previous post.

You know what I can't find anything on?

The search for Norwood's replacement.

There was talk they were going to hire their pitching coach, but he got accused of a few things in the Norwood mess, so that investigation may ruin that chance.