The man who was forced to "exit" will now have an exit named after him. The sheer irony.
The man who was forced to "exit" will now have an exit named after him. The sheer irony.
great great person..
had a photographic memory, and a hug for performers....
the fan base made a major mistake in pressuring Luck, to remove him and Luck to to gullible to evaluate true coaching talent..
insecurity of the fan base and inexperienced AD, distroyed this great great man
inexperienced AD? Luck, along with Fred schaus, were the 2 best AD's WVU ever had lol. It was the right move to make. Those who disagree don't have a clue.great great person..
had a photographic memory, and a hug for performers....
the fan base made a major mistake in pressuring Luck, to remove him and Luck to to gullible to evaluate true coaching talent..
insecurity of the fan base and inexperienced AD, distroyed this great great man
inexperienced AD? Luck, along with Fred schaus, were the 2 best AD's WVU ever had lol. It was the right move to make. Those who disagree don't have a clue.
i agree. I just meant it was the right move replacing him. Luck was trying to be professional. He offered him a year to go out in style and ease into a $100k a year athletic dept administrative position. That "Nice guy" (Stewart) tried to ruin an innocent mans (Dana) career instead.The HCIW was not the right move. Just fire the guy, pay him and move on.
i agree. I just meant it was the right move replacing him. Luck was trying to be professional. He offered him a year to go out in style and ease into a $100k a year athletic dept administrative position. That "Nice guy" (Stewart) tried to ruin an innocent mans (Dana) career instead.
There's no such thing as an innocent man.
There are still morons who believe that nonesense that Stew tried to hurt Dana. Some people a just gullible.i agree. I just meant it was the right move replacing him. Luck was trying to be professional. He offered him a year to go out in style and ease into a $100k a year athletic dept administrative position. That "Nice guy" (Stewart) tried to ruin an innocent mans (Dana) career instead.
There are still morons who believe that nonesense that Stew tried to hurt Dana. Some people a just gullible.
Bill got paid 1.7 million dollars because he didnt do shit and Luck needed to pay him to sign a non-disclosure. Yeah there are morons who think Bill did what Colin Dunlap said.Ol' billy was no angel. His mistake was taking the deal Luck put to him. Like it or not, he put himself in that situation.
That was a bad chapter at WVU and no one had clean hands.
Bill got paid 1.7 million dollars because he didnt do shit and Luck needed to pay him to sign a non-disclosure. Yeah there are morons who think Bill did what Colin Dunlap said.
Dunlap got fired because it was bullshit. Your obsession with Eersfan is cute but your logic is weak.LOL - A reporter goes live, on the air, putting his whole career on the line and Dumb Dave's response is HE'S LYING (no evidence).
That's the same horse crap dumb Hank tried selling and now his bootlicker is carrying his water, years later.
Could anything be more predictable?
Dunlap got fired because it was bullshit. Your obsession with Eersfan is cute but your ligic is weak.
Fired from where? He left his position before the BS story broke.
Casazza even backed Dunlap.
There are still morons who believe that nonesense that Stew tried to hurt Dana. Some people a just gullible.
Dunlap got fired because it was bullshit. Your obsession with Eersfan is cute but your logic is weak.
I mean he said that happened so it must be true. No wonder Ollie paid Bill to go away.Yeah ... morons like Colin Dunlap believed that "nonsense" after Stew asked him to dig up dirt on Holgs.
Talk about gullible.
You can make up whatever bs you need. Ollie admitted the atory was bogus and then paid Bill 1.7 million dollars to speak no more of it.
Casazza was never going to say a bad word about Luck. Did you notice who got the scoop from Oliver? It was no coincidence.
Your memory is pretty bad.Dunlap was NOT fired. He remained with the Post-Gazette and became the PG's new beat writer for the Pirates. He became a new father and then decided that he did want to spend all of the time on the road necessary to cover a major league baseball team and then sought other opportunities that allowed him to stay home.
Here's the kicker: I am not absolutely certain ..... but I think Dunlap got the Pirates gig BEFORE the thing with Stew went down. As a matter of fact, I am becoming more certain, it was on Dunlap's radio talk show, or a show that he was filling in on, that he made the revelation about Stew. And that happened after he quit the Pirates beat.
I mean he said that happened so it must be true. No wonder Ollie paid Bill to go away.
Ollie announced he was investigating the claims made by Dunlap and at the completion of the investigation he would decide what to do. He later stated that he could not confirm the claim and Stew was paid off shortly thereafter.Olliie admitted no such thing. WVU and Stew BOTH signed an agreement to never talk about it. That means neither party addressed the particulars of his dismissal.
Your memory is selective and self-serving.
I loved Stew. But I have no idea why an exit would be named after him.
That confirms it?
You can make up whatever bs you need. Ollie admitted the atory was bogus and then paid Bill 1.7 million dollars to speak no more of it.
Casazza was never going to say a bad word about Luck. Did you notice who got the scoop from Oliver? It was no coincidence.
NDA's are common when settlements are reached, especially between employer and employee. It's existence means nothing.
Dunlap had already left his position when he when he made his claims about Stewart.
So now Dave says that both Dunlap AND Casazza were lying? Quite the Conspiracy.
NDA's are common when settlements are reached, especially between employer and employee. It's existence means nothing.
Dunlap had already left his position when he when he made his claims about Stewart.
So now Dave says that both Dunlap AND Casazza were lying? Quite the Conspiracy.
I'm sorry ..... but it does mean something when 1) Someone significant is publicly accused and they never deny and then 2) they sign the NDA.
It means that Stew NEVER denied Dunlap's claim and thenchose to put himself in a position of never being able to do so.
All reasonable people know what happened.