The Media Thread

[Merlin]

This I a sad state of affairs for the program. 
true or false, this will be a distraction for sure. 

[Bugeaters1]

Per On3 news release...
 
 

Former Nebraska women’s basketball player Ashley Scoggin filed a lawsuit against the school amid allegations of an inappropriate relationship with former assistant coach Chuck Love.

“It arises from a professional coach initiating a sexual relationship with a student-athlete on his team, and from the response of the University of Nebraska and its athletic leadership to the confirmation of that relationship,” the lawsuit read.

Love resigned from his position as associate head coach back in May of 2022 after a three-month suspension. Scoggin departed the team that February and currently plays for UNLV.

Scoggin also named Amy Williams, the current head of Nebraska, in the lawsuit. Not only that, athletic director Trev Alberts is also named.

 

I hope we get to see what really happened at fateful night.

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[redsteve]

Is this new law suit ? Not a surprise for sure. But she's carpet bombing NU to be sure to get money, and wouldn't be to surprised if NU makes an offer to Scoggin.

 

That's how most schools handle it. 

[Bugeaters1]

Look like the Nebraska media is going to pick up the Scoggins lawsuit.

 

 

[Bugeaters1]

1 hour ago, 12dozen said:

Per On3 news release...

 

 

Former Nebraska women’s basketball player Ashley Scoggin filed a lawsuit against the school amid allegations of an inappropriate relationship with former assistant coach Chuck Love.

“It arises from a professional coach initiating a sexual relationship with a student-athlete on his team, and from the response of the University of Nebraska and its athletic leadership to the confirmation of that relationship,” the lawsuit read.

Love resigned from his position as associate head coach back in May of 2022 after a three-month suspension. Scoggin departed the team that February and currently plays for UNLV.

Scoggin also named Amy Williams, the current head of Nebraska, in the lawsuit. Not only that, athletic director Trev Alberts is also named.

 

Why didn't you post the whole story?

 

[12dozen]

12 minutes ago, Bugeaters1 said:

Why didn't you post the whole story?

 

I posted what was available on the internet.  Thought maybe the detailed story, on the On3 website, might be proprietary.

Plus, it gives you one more thing to complain about.  

[Bugeaters1]

1 minute ago, 12dozen said:

I posted what was available on the internet.  Thought maybe the detailed story, on the On3 website, might be proprietary.

Plus, it gives you one more thing to complain about.  

All you had to do was copy and paste, But maybe you don't know that. Well I learned from the best on here on how to complain. 

 

[huskerchode]

If this went down the way she claims, then the people named in the lawsuit need to be shown the door.

[Bugeaters1]

Just now, huskerchode said:

If this went down the way she claims, then the people named in the lawsuit need to be shown the door.

I would say so as well. I'm losing respect for coach.

[hskr4life]

This may turn into deserving its own thread.  Holy cow this skeleton just crawled out of the closet!

[All About the Corn]

Just read the on3 article. Always felt like something was not right with what was reported. If indeed true, this goes beyond Williams as a head coach, Alberts as the AD, there are players that fans are high on, and this just make them look so bad. Completely handled the wrong way on so many levels. If true then Ashley should not take money to drop the suit, it is a story that needs to be told.

[HUD]

I have faith that our coach and athletic director knew what they were doing at the time and will continue to do so.  That being said it can be one hell of a detraction or a rallying point for our team.  We will soon find out.

[Bugeaters1]

 

[Bugeaters1]

https://charming355.com/doc_VW1IQUZpNGpQSDJiQll6emtDMUFyQT09?su=QkhPZQ#416

 

Does the male ref look familiar?

 

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122174006396011770&set=a.122145610304011770

Edited February 21 by Bugeaters1

[Bugeaters1]

IOA is getting boat raced.

[huskerchode]

36 minutes ago, Bugeaters1 said:

IOA is getting boat raced.

NC State just got beat, too.

[Bugeaters1]

So will BLUNDER show her ass tonight?

 

[redsteve]

21 hours ago, Bugeaters1 said:

IOA is getting boat raced.

 

Watched the game. Indy was fired up, serious, and a bit testy. Their were a couple of stare downs to make it interesting.

 

The game environment was like at our house. Loud crowd they were and into it. 

Indy got ahead by about ten, at the half, and it stayed that way pretty much throughout.

 

Clark didn't have her usual swagger. Indy was running the box and one, like we did, and it worked pretty well.

Like has been said ...when Clark leaves, Iowa will have restart somewhat, but does have some talent of course. But that's next year.

 

 

Edited February 23 by redsteve

[Bugeaters1]

 

[All About the Corn]

I believe that is now 3 players lost due to injuries for Maryland. 

[Bugeaters1]

This is crazy.

 

 

Edited February 26 by Bugeaters1

[Bugeaters1]

https://www.hawkcentral.com/story/sports/college/iowa/basketball-women/2024/02/23/iowa-womens-basketball-caitlin-clark-lisa-bluder-indiana-assembly-hall-hawkeyes/72698902007/?fbclid=IwAR1IzEHc1vlXEYv3JZKko4iXmkqAWLz0rDKHCvUm7ZW0NVu7VIHm1ObW1iQ

[Tom Jones]

Interesting.  No ...  fascinating!   Does everyone note the strongly implied but unstated cudos to the UNL coaching staff?  

 

[Bugeaters1]

Well this settles it for CC.

 

[All About the Corn]

Wonder if Iowa has any players enter the portal after this yer with Clark's farewell. Will be a rebuild for Bluder.