Bear Down Wildcats

ZONACAT wrote:

97cats wrote:lets look at this another way, lets say that the ESPN fuck up was actually a blessing in disguise for Sean Miller and the University of Arizona.

how you say...stay with me --

what is the sides were on a mutual track to separate amicably at the end of the season before the bogus ESPN report and, because of the bogus report, the two sides (Miller & the University) were forced to communicate and together resulting in a restructured a long term deal that gave the university protection if future implication that are VALID ever arise.

if they don't, incentives in the deal for Miler to be satisfied and protection to the university in case of more blind-sides.

both sides get support and leadership from each other and the relationship gets stronger through this conflict, avoiding a amicable separation after the season.

however, in the event Miller would get reinstated, and Trier gets cleared, i would not be shocked if Arizona made a passionate and deep run in March resulting in a Final Four.

stay tuned

Fire Heeke. I mean it.

The decision being made today should have been made last Friday. The contract details could have been negotiated with Miller as still acting HC. If new valid information came out that would force Robbin's hand, you could then proceed to make a move but we ALL KNEW THAT WASN'T COMING. Instead, there were days of apparently sometimes acrimonious discussions between lawyers and a program in complete limbo.

I am pissed Heeke acted on baseless media narrative. It is fucking obvious ESPN was upset that Yahoo beat them to those documents and let Schlabach release a terribly unethical story in an effort to one up Yahoo and drive narrative. Heeke should have forcefully made that argument to Walton and Pasch on Saturday. Instead we got shit on all day by ESPN.

If Heeke thought there should be a mutual separation after the season. Fire him. If Miller wanted to walk that is on him, but this administration should have been backing Sean the entire time. I do not want to see Heeke make a hire under the cloud of NCAA sanctions.

Another thing. Outside of Scheer, the local journalists were a disgrace and it is up to Arizona fans to force these jokers out. There were clear red flags with the story and Pascoe and Hansen did fuck all to explore those ethical issues. Instead, they jumped on the narrative. Hansen should be ran out of town. Miller should tell Pascoe to go fuck himself and go learn some journalism ethics.

There should be a statue of Scheer outside of McKale for saving this program from Tim Floyd and going to bat for Miller.

ZONACAT wrote:

97cats wrote:lets look at this another way, lets say that the ESPN fuck up was actually a blessing in disguise for Sean Miller and the University of Arizona.

how you say...stay with me --

what is the sides were on a mutual track to separate amicably at the end of the season before the bogus ESPN report and, because of the bogus report, the two sides (Miller & the University) were forced to communicate and together resulting in a restructured a long term deal that gave the university protection if future implication that are VALID ever arise.

if they don't, incentives in the deal for Miler to be satisfied and protection to the university in case of more blind-sides.

both sides get support and leadership from each other and the relationship gets stronger through this conflict, avoiding a amicable separation after the season.

however, in the event Miller would get reinstated, and Trier gets cleared, i would not be shocked if Arizona made a passionate and deep run in March resulting in a Final Four.

stay tuned

Fire Heeke. I mean it.

The decision being made today should have been made last Friday. The contract details could have been negotiated with Miller as still acting HC. If new valid information came out that would force Robbin's hand, you could then proceed to make a move but we ALL KNEW THAT WASN'T COMING. Instead, there were days of apparently sometimes acrimonious discussions between lawyers and a program in complete limbo.

I am pissed Heeke acted on baseless media narrative. It is fucking obvious ESPN was upset that Yahoo beat them to those documents and let Schlabach release a terribly unethical story in an effort to one up Yahoo and drive narrative. Heeke should have forcefully made that argument to Walton and Pasch on Saturday. Instead we got shit on all day by ESPN.

If Heeke thought there should be a mutual separation after the season. Fire him. If Miller wanted to walk that is on him, but this administration should have been backing Sean the entire time. I do not want to see Heeke make a hire under the cloud of NCAA sanctions.

Another thing. Outside of Scheer, the local journalists were a disgrace and it is up to Arizona fans to force these jokers out. There were clear red flags with the story and Pascoe and Hansen did fuck all to explore those ethical issues. Instead, they jumped on the narrative. Hansen should be ran out of town. Miller should tell Pascoe to go fuck himself and go learn some journalism ethics.

There should be a statue of Scheer outside of McKale for saving this program from Tim Floyd and going to bat for Miller.

Longhorned wrote:Where do we watch the presser?

ZONACAT wrote:

97cats wrote:lets look at this another way, lets say that the ESPN fuck up was actually a blessing in disguise for Sean Miller and the University of Arizona.

how you say...stay with me --

what is the sides were on a mutual track to separate amicably at the end of the season before the bogus ESPN report and, because of the bogus report, the two sides (Miller & the University) were forced to communicate and together resulting in a restructured a long term deal that gave the university protection if future implication that are VALID ever arise.

if they don't, incentives in the deal for Miler to be satisfied and protection to the university in case of more blind-sides.

both sides get support and leadership from each other and the relationship gets stronger through this conflict, avoiding a amicable separation after the season.

however, in the event Miller would get reinstated, and Trier gets cleared, i would not be shocked if Arizona made a passionate and deep run in March resulting in a Final Four.

stay tuned

Fire Heeke. I mean it.

The decision being made today should have been made last Friday. The contract details could have been negotiated with Miller as still acting HC. If new valid information came out that would force Robbin's hand, you could then proceed to make a move but we ALL KNEW THAT WASN'T COMING. Instead, there were days of apparently sometimes acrimonious discussions between lawyers and a program in complete limbo.

I am pissed Heeke acted on baseless media narrative. It is fucking obvious ESPN was upset that Yahoo beat them to those documents and let Schlabach release a terribly unethical story in an effort to one up Yahoo and drive narrative. Heeke should have forcefully made that argument to Walton and Pasch on Saturday. Instead we got shit on all day by ESPN.

If Heeke thought there should be a mutual separation after the season. Fire him. If Miller wanted to walk that is on him, but this administration should have been backing Sean the entire time. I do not want to see Heeke make a hire under the cloud of NCAA sanctions.

Another thing. Outside of Scheer, the local journalists were a disgrace and it is up to Arizona fans to force these jokers out. There were clear red flags with the story and Pascoe and Hansen did fuck all to explore those ethical issues. Instead, they jumped on the narrative. Hansen should be ran out of town. Miller should tell Pascoe to go fuck himself and go learn some journalism ethics.

There should be a statue of Scheer outside of McKale for saving this program from Tim Floyd and going to bat for Miller.

phenom5 wrote:okay, seriously that eagle x-ray boner gif may get me fired. LOL

phxcat23 wrote:CSM at the end of his presser saying he's staying: "Oh and one more thing.....Trier is playing."

PHXCATS wrote:

phxcat23 wrote:CSM at the end of his presser saying he's staying: "Oh and one more thing.....Trier is playing."

Like his U of A commercial or like Tebow when he said he was coming back? Either way would be awesome

btfd16 wrote:

btfd16 wrote:

PHXCATS wrote:

phxcat23 wrote:CSM at the end of his presser saying he's staying: "Oh and one more thing.....Trier is playing."

Like his U of A commercial or like Tebow when he said he was coming back? Either way would be awesome

Do it like the UofA commercial, but just say "Oh and one more thing..." then have Trier walk in to the press conference game ready.

RiseAndFire wrote:Whatever happens with Miller we need to work on Sean's PR, especially whoever puts these public statements out. He never specifically denies anything in particular, just "I'll be vindicated"? Any of the following could easily have been added to make the statement much less suspicious:

- "I have never spoken to Dawkins or ASM regarding any kind of payment to any recruit."
- "Yes we talked but we only discussed income inequality in America and the Bahamas"
- "I dialed the wrong number."
- "I was being treated for exhaustion"

cmon this is PR 101 deny deny deny!

btfd16 wrote:

PHXCATS wrote:

phxcat23 wrote:CSM at the end of his presser saying he's staying: "Oh and one more thing.....Trier is playing."

Like his U of A commercial or like Tebow when he said he was coming back? Either way would be awesome

Do it like the UofA commercial, but just say "Oh and one more thing..." then have Trier walk in to the press conference game ready.

phxcat23 wrote:

btfd16 wrote:

PHXCATS wrote:

phxcat23 wrote:CSM at the end of his presser saying he's staying: "Oh and one more thing.....Trier is playing."

Like his U of A commercial or like Tebow when he said he was coming back? Either way would be awesome

Do it like the UofA commercial, but just say "Oh and one more thing..." then have Trier walk in to the press conference game ready.

I'd be so jacked if he did that. Would definitely be showing off his balls.

ZONACAT wrote:

97cats wrote:lets look at this another way, lets say that the ESPN fuck up was actually a blessing in disguise for Sean Miller and the University of Arizona.

how you say...stay with me --

what is the sides were on a mutual track to separate amicably at the end of the season before the bogus ESPN report and, because of the bogus report, the two sides (Miller & the University) were forced to communicate and together resulting in a restructured a long term deal that gave the university protection if future implication that are VALID ever arise.

if they don't, incentives in the deal for Miler to be satisfied and protection to the university in case of more blind-sides.

both sides get support and leadership from each other and the relationship gets stronger through this conflict, avoiding a amicable separation after the season.

however, in the event Miller would get reinstated, and Trier gets cleared, i would not be shocked if Arizona made a passionate and deep run in March resulting in a Final Four.

stay tuned

Fire Heeke. I mean it.

The decision being made today should have been made last Friday. The contract details could have been negotiated with Miller as still acting HC. If new valid information came out that would force Robbin's hand, you could then proceed to make a move but we ALL KNEW THAT WASN'T COMING. Instead, there were days of apparently sometimes acrimonious discussions between lawyers and a program in complete limbo.

I am pissed Heeke acted on baseless media narrative. It is fucking obvious ESPN was upset that Yahoo beat them to those documents and let Schlabach release a terribly unethical story in an effort to one up Yahoo and drive narrative. Heeke should have forcefully made that argument to Walton and Pasch on Saturday. Instead we got shit on all day by ESPN.

If Heeke thought there should be a mutual separation after the season. Fire him. If Miller wanted to walk that is on him, but this administration should have been backing Sean the entire time. I do not want to see Heeke make a hire under the cloud of NCAA sanctions.

Another thing. Outside of Scheer, the local journalists were a disgrace and it is up to Arizona fans to force these jokers out. There were clear red flags with the story and Pascoe and Hansen did fuck all to explore those ethical issues. Instead, they jumped on the narrative. Hansen should be ran out of town. Miller should tell Pascoe to go fuck himself and go learn some journalism ethics.

There should be a statue of Scheer outside of McKale for saving this program from Tim Floyd and going to bat for Miller.

NYCat wrote:Hopefully Miller's comes guns a blazing if he is being retained

UAEebs86 wrote:Getting on a plane back to Tucson from DFW at that exact time.

Will I be landing to scorched earth or party?

btfd16 wrote:

Longhorned wrote:Where do we watch the presser?

97cats wrote:

NYCat wrote:Miller is a fucking witch if he survives this

that was my exact quote on September 29, 2017 on this exact very site just days after the scandal hit.

CalStateTempe wrote:

phenom5 wrote:okay, seriously that eagle x-ray boner gif may get me fired. LOL

Lol I thought your had a mutual destruction pact with your colleuge?

Irish27 wrote:Will Hansen be at the press conference,

phenom5 wrote:okay, seriously that eagle x-ray boner gif may get me fired. LOL

btfd16 wrote:

Irish27 wrote:Will Hansen be at the press conference,

Dear lord I hope so.

Bosy Billups wrote:

Alieberman wrote:Heeke was put in an impossible position

ESPN reported this as fact and it was assumed they had the tape.

Heeke took his time, facts were gathered and here we are today.

What more could you ask of him?

Alieberman wrote:Heeke was put in an impossible position

ESPN reported this as fact and it was assumed they had the tape.

Heeke took his time, facts were gathered and here we are today.

What more could you ask of him?

Longhorned wrote:You Arizona fans are freaking rabid nuts.

btfd16 wrote:

Bosy Billups wrote:

Love it.