That also implies NU feels their best path forward is settling rather than feeling they have a good shot at winning the case. They know they have a losing hand. It's just a question of how much they end up paying. Regardless, the judge rejected the extension request. My guess is this thing settles in Fitz's favor over the summer, before football season starts.Delaying the trial delays Fitz returning to coaching, which makes him more likely to settle.
Delaying the trial delays Fitz returning to coaching, which makes him more likely to settle.Ok. I am not sure I follow your point. How is that relevant in this discussion?
I understand the desire to shoot a three if a super good two isn't available, which it wasn't all half for them. The math is better, it's smart! It was just no an impressive possession and a bizarre move at the finish.On that final possession, it looked like they were determined to take a 3 when they really didn't need to
Try whispering “Thank you sir. May I have another?” in his ear, and then watch his reaction.He does seem a little jumpy when I have met him in person. Nothing a little therapy can’t resolve.
He does seem a little jumpy when I have met him in person. Nothing a little therapy can’t resolve.I was his pledge trainer. I claim all the credit.
I was his pledge trainer. I claim all the credit.Great interview. Revsine is really good at his job.
Ok, but if this is accurate we got the funds to pay more than just Nick.Martinelli is taking a good portion and rightfully so.
On that final possession, it looked like they were determined to take a 3 when they really didn't need toHouston didn't get a shot off for their last THREE POSESSIONS. Wild.
That one was definitely an ugly one, but at least exciting.