Post by The Bubba on Nov 29, 2005 15:24:17 GMT -5
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The University of Kentucky and its newly hired attorney will try to change how the NCAA interprets the facts in the Randolph Morris case on Wednesday, compliance officer Sandy Bell confirmed yesterday.
UK officials and the attorney, Rick Evrard, will conduct a conference call with the NCAA Legislative Review and Interpretations Committee.
Last week, Evrard said he was hired to help resolve "a disagreement between the institution (UK) and the (NCAA) staff over a decision" about how to view the facts in the Morris matter.
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This just may be too big of a bump in the road to get over. At least UK has an attorney that knows the ropes in matters like these.
The University of Kentucky and its newly hired attorney will try to change how the NCAA interprets the facts in the Randolph Morris case on Wednesday, compliance officer Sandy Bell confirmed yesterday.
UK officials and the attorney, Rick Evrard, will conduct a conference call with the NCAA Legislative Review and Interpretations Committee.
Last week, Evrard said he was hired to help resolve "a disagreement between the institution (UK) and the (NCAA) staff over a decision" about how to view the facts in the Morris matter.
More..click here
This just may be too big of a bump in the road to get over. At least UK has an attorney that knows the ropes in matters like these.