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Originally Posted by Back In The Saddle
I think it's truly sad that the courts chose to issue the TROs instead of simply dismissing the case. There are some places where the courts simply don't belong, and they need to have the wisdom to stay out of those areas.
As for the asst. coach, why are we piling on him? He's doing what any lawyer does, representing his client. He shouldn't be disinterested. If I retained a lawyer and found him to be disinterested, I would find a new one. If I'm going to court, I want somebody who truly is on my side.
That's not to say I think the coaching staff has any integrity at all. But I think piling on about his role as a lawyer is baseless.
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BITS,
While I don't condone "piling" on...I don't think this guy should represent Mayo in this situation. He clearly has a conflict of interest as the outcome of the case directly affects him, with that in mind he can't present clearly all the options and advise which may be the best option.
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The officials lament, or the coaches excuses as it were: "I didn't say it was your fault, I said I was going to blame you"
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