RedmanMike
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Jarvis was actually a very sharp dresser. Definitely the best dressed Johnnies coach I've seen.
Mike Anderson - Former Coach
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MugCostanza
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Better than CMA ? Debatable . Plus , Jarvis was not as fit as Anderson and the clothes didn’t have that perfectly tailored look that CMA exhibited .
Lavin had the slick style though. Fran was a disaster though. He was sweating through his wife beaters..
So we've gotten so bored waiting for Iona to be done with their season that we've become fashionistas? 
RedStormRising
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I wanted to take a run at Quinn Synder those locks could coach a basketball team on their own!So we've gotten so bored waiting for Iona to be done with their season that we've become fashionistas?
Anderson suing St. John's over the "for cause" clause of the termination. Similar to the Ollie lawsuit vs. UCONN, which he won, FWIW
www.espn.com
Reminder: Wins and losses usually don't matter in the "for clause" part of the termination. That usually has to do with contract violations, NCAA violations, etc.
Anderson to file lawsuit vs. St. John's over firing
Mike Anderson plans to file an arbitration lawsuit against St. John's after he was terminated "for cause."
Reminder: Wins and losses usually don't matter in the "for clause" part of the termination. That usually has to do with contract violations, NCAA violations, etc.
Embarassing.Anderson suing St. John's over the "for cause" clause of the termination. Similar to the Ollie lawsuit vs. UCONN, which he won, FWIW
Anderson to file lawsuit vs. St. John's over firing
Mike Anderson plans to file an arbitration lawsuit against St. John's after he was terminated "for cause."
Reminder: Wins and losses usually don't matter in the "for clause" part of the termination. That usually has to do with contract violations, NCAA violations, etc.
lol... well that's one way to get out of the "buy-out"Anderson suing St. John's over the "for cause" clause of the termination. Similar to the Ollie lawsuit vs. UCONN, which he won, FWIW
Anderson to file lawsuit vs. St. John's over firing
Mike Anderson plans to file an arbitration lawsuit against St. John's after he was terminated "for cause."
Reminder: Wins and losses usually don't matter in the "for clause" part of the termination. That usually has to do with contract violations, NCAA violations, etc.
Mullins Revenge
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Anything nice we had to say about mike is out the window. What an ahole.
Seriously what the hell. Did we have the money for the buyout or not?
I was going to say the same thing. Seems like a pretty crappy way to treat a guy who did not embarrass the University.
RedmanMike
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We definitely look petty...
Really? At first blush it makes the University look bad, making up some pretextual stuff in an attempt to negotiate a settlement of less than a buyout. "For cause" usually rises to a pretty egregious behavior and a difficult standard to sustain.
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