Re: Sean Miller
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2018 5:52 pm
I was looking for a bit more detail
I have Arizona as my favorite team on ESPN.com. Usually there are 4 or 5 stories referencing Arizona under a big block A logo. There is nothing showing on my ESPN front page now except a small NCAA scandal sections with links to the articles. Something is definitely going on.CatHoops wrote:Does anyone find it interesting we are no longer on the espn ticker???? Az is doing work behind the scenes guaranteed.
Fogg is the most underrated Wildcat of all time, in every way. I would chop off a pinky to have him on this year's team.BE4RDOWN21 wrote:Someone is cutting onions over here...
https://twitter.com/kfogg21/status/968284868328206337" target="_blank
i will answer this later, give me some timePostmaster wrote:I was looking for a bit more detail
I know I don't know i enjoy the game so don't really care what goes on behind the scenesPostmaster wrote:I was looking for a bit more detail
'97, listen to Greenburg:97cats wrote:Bosy Billups wrote:
1. The leak was timed to deflect from Yahoo - i dont think so, but it was rushed to keep up with the Jones's, and resulted in inaccuracies.
2. Known it's poorly sourced, lacks credibility, designed amd worded to not just deflect, but take down Miller's career. i dont think so
3. The coordinated attacks by the talking heads are nothing but talking points given to them to inflict maximum damage. maybe, i cant say
4. The geriatric monarchs want Miller gone. who is this exactly??
5. No unaffiliated but credible journalist will pursue this for fear of ruining future career prospects. not sure but the initial reporting was beyond irresponsible
6. Camp Miller and Arizona know this and are treading carefully to respond, like WUSSIES, rather than hit them back harder with truth bombs about the industry. dont know
7. Bonus: ESPN sat on this story for months waiting for the perfect time to deflect and/or destroy Miller dont know but the sloppy and inaccurate reporting leads me to think otherwise and hence the knee-jerk reaction.
I posted in the Book thread that the entire recruiting system is built on influence, either money, personal connection or both. Scoring big time recruits is about manipulating those factors to your advantage without leaving traces behind.CatHoops wrote:Funnels money so well the feds can't find it.....Postmaster wrote:97, can you elaborate a bit on the well oiled machine?
Not looking for names, just some idea of what miller does better than the others
I have never, ever, visited espn and not had the Arizona basketball favorite group. Literally first time ever today. I went all the way to bottom, every favorite had their section except Arizona. There's definitely something going on.ByJoveByJingle wrote:I have Arizona as my favorite team on ESPN.com. Usually there are 4 or 5 stories referencing Arizona under a big block A logo. There is nothing showing on my ESPN front page now except a small NCAA scandal sections with links to the articles. Something is definitely going on.CatHoops wrote:Does anyone find it interesting we are no longer on the espn ticker???? Az is doing work behind the scenes guaranteed.
hes an even bigger fucking idiot than i anticipated if he fumbled the story and facts of his investigation as badly as he did if indeed this was a few month operation - not suprising given how bad the claim was.Bosy Billups wrote:
Said Schaulfuck had been working diligently on this. One doesn't work diligently for 24-48 hours. States as fact the voice on the tape and transcript. Yet they've admitted they havent heard or read it? Come on bro, this stated as matter of fact and reported as such by even Bilas who is as fair and reasonable as they come, all of a sudden becomes the anti of himself? Someone gave them mafching orders.
But all the geriatric matriarchs will be dead by then.97cats wrote:i will answer this later, give me some timePostmaster wrote:I was looking for a bit more detail
Fight!!looks like we're finally playing Miler defense get emprh wrote:I have never, ever, visited espn and not had the Arizona basketball favorite group. Literally first time ever today. I went all the way to bottom, every favorite had their section except Arizona. There's definitely something going on.ByJoveByJingle wrote:I have Arizona as my favorite team on ESPN.com. Usually there are 4 or 5 stories referencing Arizona under a big block A logo. There is nothing showing on my ESPN front page now except a small NCAA scandal sections with links to the articles. Something is definitely going on.CatHoops wrote:Does anyone find it interesting we are no longer on the espn ticker???? Az is doing work behind the scenes guaranteed.
I support this position. God, I love the loyalty of our fans, especially everyone contributing on this board. Bear Down!!!prh wrote:LETSSSSSS GOOOOOOO FUCK ESPN
Really how so?CatHoops wrote:No reporting during halftime of duke vs va tech. Jay will and seth looked like they've been raked over the coals
That's the revelation. He didn't fumble this and ESPN allowed this because it was an intentional hit piece to deflect from Yahoo WHILST ruining a career. It was designed this way and then move on on Sunday assuming no one fact checks. Damage dome, next news cycle, Yahoo report old news, Miller the fall guy, two birds killed with one stone. ESPN, bilad, vitale, very cautious, try to be fair (see Patino), and they all focus on Miller, stating as fact that this is the truth. The wording is too perfect it's obvious (intercepted wiretaps, caught Miller, secured Ayton). Yet journo 101 is always have multiple sources for a scoop, don't rely on an uncredible source, etc. For 24 hours they became different people and then revert back? Come on.97cats wrote:hes an even bigger fucking idiot than i anticipated if he fumbled the story and facts of his investigation as badly as he did if indeed this was a few month operation - not suprising given how bad the claim was.Bosy Billups wrote:
Said Schaulfuck had been working diligently on this. One doesn't work diligently for 24-48 hours. States as fact the voice on the tape and transcript. Yet they've admitted they havent heard or read it? Come on bro, this stated as matter of fact and reported as such by even Bilas who is as fair and reasonable as they come, all of a sudden becomes the anti of himself? Someone gave them mafching orders.
Wait, so who is Nicholson in this scenario? Vitale?CalStateTempe wrote:I just want to hear a lawyer ask some ESPN editor in a courtroom “DID YOU ORDER THE CODE RED”
And then editor cracks and says “ YOURE DAMN RIGHT I ORDERED THe CODE RED!!!”
You started it—I’m just riding your coattails!U.P. Zona Fan wrote:Two Shadowfax references in the same thread?
This is heavy!!
I personally haven't heard a peep but I'm not invested in them tonight. Had a chat with my dad, he said at halftime of Duke/Va Tech they talked up Ayton and talked down Bagley. Had myself a nice chuckle.tucsonsean wrote:Is it true that ESPN talking heads are not making any mention of Miller or UA during the current college basketball broadcasts?
The old “maybe if we pretend we didn’t do it, everyone will forget” approach?BibbysTowelDude wrote:I personally haven't heard a peep but I'm not invested in them tonight. Had a chat with my dad, they said at halftime of Duke/Va Tech they talked up Ayton and talked down Bagley. Had myself a nice chuckle.tucsonsean wrote:Is it true that ESPN talking heads are not making any mention of Miller or UA during the current college basketball broadcasts?
OlbermannBeachcat97 wrote:Wait, so who is Nicholson in this scenario? Vitale?CalStateTempe wrote:I just want to hear a lawyer ask some ESPN editor in a courtroom “DID YOU ORDER THE CODE RED”
And then editor cracks and says “ YOURE DAMN RIGHT I ORDERED THe CODE RED!!!”
Oh how I hope that fucker got canned.Chicat wrote:Mark Schlabach must be on vacation somewhere without internet service. Not a peep on Twitter all day.
I hope he’s having fun in the sun!
Media entities don't care anymore. They are dying out and take and spew any story that gets them more views and clicks. It's really that simple.Beachcat97 wrote:That editorial staff at ESPN...jeez. I don't know how people aren't, or will be, fired over this. Even as we wait to hear about Miller, it's already plainly clear that Schlabach and his team published a story that wasn't vetted. I would think this would be grounds for termination at any reputable journalistic organization. ESPN isn't one, so maybe I answered my own question.
Beachcat97 wrote:That editorial staff at ESPN...jeez. I don't know how people aren't, or will be, fired over this. Even as we wait to hear about Miller, it's already plainly clear that Schlabach and his team published a story that wasn't vetted. I would think this would be grounds for termination at any reputable journalistic organization. ESPN isn't one, so maybe I answered my own question.
Greenberg is an opportunistic fucktard, not to be trusted. He's known Miller since he was a kid and is close with Miller's pops and he doesn't give him any benefit of the doubt? Can't believe he was even considered as a replacement for Lute.U.P. Zona Fan wrote:Greenberg was talking about him today the radio, they played back his comments from the weekend and he kind of walked it back a little, talked about his history with Miller, but then he defended schlabach and espn and said they wouldn't report something that wasn't vetted thoroughly. So basically I wasn't impressed!!! It was on espnu at around 10:30 or 11 am est.
Desertswarm and other UofA fan based pages are sharing the story. It's starting to get shared and put out there for more and more people to see.SteveKerrsStroke wrote:More traction, 247 article aggregated to new audience
https://www.barstoolsports.com/barstool ... nt-line-up" target="_blank
Barstool is a decent sized platform. Hopefully this picks up traction.SteveKerrsStroke wrote:More traction, 247 article aggregated to new audience
https://www.barstoolsports.com/barstool ... nt-line-up" target="_blank
I've never given them a penny, except via cable bundles.Gladiator Cat wrote:If there are any true wildcats fans, that after the last few days still have any subscription fee based accounts, or are paying for content in any way with ESPN after this crap...............shame on you.
I am a big time Stoolie. They are very anti-ESPN and a good platform to have on our side. If they have a grudge online, stoolies will absolutely swarm. Even if you hate their "bro" persona, it's actually a sight to behold.Spaceman Spiff wrote:Barstool is a decent sized platform. Hopefully this picks up traction.SteveKerrsStroke wrote:More traction, 247 article aggregated to new audience
https://www.barstoolsports.com/barstool ... nt-line-up" target="_blank
Look, even if Miller did it and gets nailed, it should be with facts, not that rumor.
Of course, my actual hope is that Miller rams it so far into ESPN's ass that it tickles the P.
I'm still leaning to my earlier theory that Dawkins & Miller had conversation(s) in which Dawkins offered the money to Miller to get Ayton to sign with Dawkins. A Dawkins/Miller conversation happened in which $100k was discussed to secure Ayton. Schlabach's single source lied to him or misled him by being vague.On Friday, ESPN reported that FBI wiretaps intercepted calls between Arizona head coach Sean Miller and former ASM sports associate Christian Dawkins, “in which Miller discussed paying $100,000 to ensure star freshman DeAndre Ayton signed with the Wildcats.” During a TV report, ESPN said that the phone call took place in the spring of 2017. The network then issued a correction, stating that the phone call between Miller and Dawkins took place in the spring of 2016. ESPN then corrected its first correction, stating that the phone call between Miller and Dawkins took place in the year 2016, removing the "spring" designation.
But the timeline doesn't add up.
A source told 247Sports that Dawkins (who had his phone tapped by the FBI) and Miller had calls intercepted between the timeframe of June 19 of 2017, through Sept. 25.
Sources say that the U.S. Attorney's office notified multiple parties who had conversations with Dawkins that their phone calls had been recorded specifically during the dates of June 19, 2017 and Sept. 25, 2017.