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I started this one week 2 last year, too

 
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LOL. They're going to have to pay him. Maybe not 70 million, but a substantial chunk of it. "Uh, we aren't paying you 70 million because she said you whacked it without consent." Uh, no. You better have something a bit more definitive than that, otherwise you're paying him a couple years of Big 10 distributions.
 
The Jimbo Fisher leash has to be in microns today.

Would not be shocked to see Elko heading to A&M after this season. He sure ain't staying at Duke with anything close to last year's performance.
 
LOL. They're going to have to pay him. Maybe not 70 million, but a substantial chunk of it. "Uh, we aren't paying you 70 million because she said you whacked it without consent." Uh, no. You better have something a bit more definitive than that, otherwise you're paying him a couple years of Big 10 distributions.

I’m certain his contract has a “morality clause” and it would absolutely void the contract.
 
He was trying to have an extra-martial relationship. Is that grounds for termination? Is having consensual phone sex grounds for termination? Yes, he exercised horrible judgment in trying to get involved with her, but she accepted a $200 Venmo payment, talked to him 27 times for approximately 30 minutes, and according to Tucker, wanted a sugar daddy. Then, after the last phone call in August, deleted her text messages with Tucker. The only person who could possibly corroborate any complaints made by her prior the August phone call is now deceased. Her attorney’s notes from their first zoom call listed Tucker as “D1” and MSU as “D2”. This is attorney abbreviation for “defendant.” From the facts reported in the USA article, a finder of fact will have a difficult time being persuaded that she meets her burden of proof.
 
Is 22 implying she was running a $7/min phone sex line?
 
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He was trying to have an extra-martial relationship. Is that grounds for termination? Is having consensual phone sex grounds for termination? Yes, he exercised horrible judgment in trying to get involved with her, but she accepted a $200 Venmo payment, talked to him 27 times for approximately 30 minutes, and according to Tucker, wanted a sugar daddy. Then, after the last phone call in August, deleted her text messages with Tucker. The only person who could possibly corroborate any complaints made by her prior the August phone call is now deceased. Her attorney’s notes from their first zoom call listed Tucker as “D1” and MSU as “D2”. This is attorney abbreviation for “defendant.” From the facts reported in the USA article, a finder of fact will have a difficult time being persuaded that she meets her burden of proof.
Was it 27 times for a total of 30 minutes? If so, that sounds like harassment.
 
Wonder what kind of law 22 practices
Is 22 implying she was running a $7/min phone sex line?
I’m skeptical of her claims. Why pile on the guy before he has a hearing and eventually a civil suit vs MSU to get ALL of the facts out? If he is telling the truth, it’s nothing more than consensual phone sex with a lady who spoke with him extensively over the phone (late at night) 27 times and wanted a rich sugar daddy. She knew he was married. It was improper for her to be talking that often to a married man. He’s exercised horrible judgment and has betrayed his wife, hurt his family and embarrassed MSU. I’m just not convinced that she’s telling the truth based on the USA Today article, and that’s all the information available at present.
 
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