Court Denies NCAA Rehearing Of Todd McNair Case

The NCAA lost another round in the Todd McNair case while the California Court of Appeal denied a motion for a rehearing. The NCAA is expected to file an appeal with the California Supreme Court. All of this means another 1-3 months before the confidential emails and documents ever get released.

36 thoughts on “Court Denies NCAA Rehearing Of Todd McNair Case

  1. We can wait. The NCAA’s on its heels. What will be revealed will make the corrupt NCAA finally regret their illegal methods and Machiavellian conduct towards USC, their big target. Drip, drip, drip. Thank God for McNair and his lawyers. Without them the kangaroo court known as the NCAA would still be laughing instead of choking. Good times ahead.

  2. If I were a betting man I’d put money on the NCAA paying an undisclosed sum to make this go away.

    • McNair has always maintained he wants his pound of flesh and publicly. That pound will weigh a lot more than any hush-up settlement amount. Case would have already been settled if McNair wanted that to happen. He also wants to embarrass and hurt the NCAA – which he can’t do just by taking money. They went after him and illegally show caused him to cripple USC and ruin his rep for good. He’s waited all this time. Obviously, he’s got the resources to go for the kill. Think the movie – The Verdict. One of my favorites.

      • If McNair hasn’t worked in several years, who’s paying his bills etc. Trust me folks, McNair is running a tab. And whoever is fronting McNair’s tab isn’t going to let the revenge of TM interfere with a huge settlement to cover its investment.

        • Trust you, the guy who claimed Iman Marshall (the all-time USC lock) would sign with ucla?

          You know nothing of McNair’s situation. Nada. Trust you, a little gutty who spends all day, every day on a USC site, spouting off your ridiculous USC hatred? Dream on loser. You’re in the dark as always. Hah, hah, hah.

        • I know you think of him as an idiot but…do ya think it was possible that McNair might have made some good investments off the money he made from a 9 year career in the NFL and is able to support himself that way? Even if you are right that someone is paying the tab…so what? It’s not like it’s an illegal benefit so why is it a big deal to you?

          • Other than the fact that Stinky is somehow sure the TM is in control of his possible legal victory – nothing. I simply state that 99% of Attorney’s won’t pursue the righteous revenge verdict over a beneficial settlement in cold hard cash.

            Jury’s and Judges aren’t as reliable $$$ wise as a negotiated settlement with a pliable, capitulating defendant.

            Personally, I would love to see TM cross examined by a NCAA Attorney as to who knew what when.

            I find it hard to believe that TM knew the skinny about Mr. Bush and failed, for whatever reason, to inform either Little Petey Pom-Pom, Emperor Garrett or Garrett’s staff.

          • I want to read the deposition when they ask him on his dog torturing days. That will be better that the Paula Deen depo.

  3. I just wisht that fat crooked SOB, Paul Dee, wasn’t burning in hell right now, and available for frying in a court of law.

    • Unlike any such ‘deatils’ of the cowardly back stabbing insect wooden was when he personally contacted the president of CSULB about Jerry Tarkanian in 1971 – D ail y N ews 14th Feb. 2015 – damning what a fraud woodie was.

      “Horn, in an interview conducted by Ann Andriesse as part of the campus
      history project, said he started to look askance at Tarkanian’s program
      after a dinner conversation with legendary UCLA basketball coach John
      Wooden around 1971. The coach happened to mention that Long Beach State
      was not part of the national letter of intent program, and contended
      that Long Beach State was, in effect stealing other teams’ players.”

      This ‘concern’ from a cowardly fraud who never had the ba))$ to confront Sam Gilbert but always knew how to shine his boney back end – bet the fool Horn was told ‘woodie’ would put a good word in for him for a chancellorship at one of the UC schools – every man has his price and for woodie hos price was is and always shall be the bought and paid for sainthood.

      • Blah, blah, blah, blah, drink up Otis, fall down and black out. Wooden won 10 NC’s and Klown U none.

        Jane Fonda forever.

      • Keep on trucking — your one man vendetta against the greatest basketball coach of all time is gaining a foothold in all seven continents!

    • Wouldn’t you rather know the truth, instead of having the details swept under the rug, through legal means, by the NCAA?……The facts are the facts; good, bad or indifferent….or “embarrassing”…….

      • I absolutely want to know the truth and the details and I hope this case gets aired out for the sake of transparency. All I’m saying is that the NCAA is also trying to protect its modus operandi and procedures from being broadcasted and and a lot of usc fans are lumping that with the idea that the NCAA is simply trying to hide facts that benefit usc.
        At the end of it all, the release of emails and details will also have embarrassing and incriminating consequences for usc.

        • “….a lot of usc fans are lumping that with the idea that the NCAA is simply trying to hide facts that benefit usc.”…….fair enough…and obviously the NCAA has something to hide, or else they wouldn’t be appealing the court’s ruling…. so what about the embarrassing details that you hashtagged?…..you have absolute proof of this?……or are you simply HOPING that this will be the case?…are you saying that TM is doing a crash and burn, and if USC’s reputation, with “incriminating consequences” is collateral damage, then so be it?……I suppose it’s plausible….. but not likely, IMO… or else USC would be reluctant to expose this information to the public as well, no?

      • Yes lets have Reggie Bush and his father tell all to set the record straight and then embrace them back as part of the university.

  4. Now why would McNair’s legal team want the NCAA’s paperwork publicized?– And if it exposes the NCAA for the SC-vindictive facility it is, perhaps the Trojans will have their vacated wins reinstated.

    And I suspect his lawyers are working on a contingency basis, expecting a 7-figure payoff.

  5. AS the saying goes…’time wounds all heels’ payday always shows up…too bad the administrators were cowards and not part of this…it just keeps getting better.

  6. This case is getting closer to being resolved in favor of the plaintiff! The NCAA doesn’t want to show its evidence that probably amounts strongly to hearsay and maybe not so much by those involved directly. When a higher level of sanctions are throne at a program such as the case against Trojan football and the evidence is suspect, then I would be very nervous if I was the NCAA! You hang in there Coach McNair as good things are about to happen and maybe, just maybe, you will give Max Niklas & Pat Haden some very badly needed courage of responsibility to bring back the good name of USC football.

  7. what you Dummies seem to be missing is that this is McNair’s case. he’s not out to protect Southern Cal…they dumped him like yesterday’s garbage.

    the pictures, the phone records, the debunked GF cover story, the Petey connection, it’s ALL coming out!! the civil jury will eventually see it all and McNair won’t get a dime!! his claim the NCAA was out to get him falls apart when it’s obvious he was guilty!!

    the best part is, when he doesn’t get his money from the NCAA….here comes the tell-all book!!!

    #AnotherCrouthKick

  8. This could get very interesting. McNair sued for defamation as I recall. If he proves that the NCAA falsely accused him of knowledge of the Reggie Bush improprieties, that was the only link of USC to the knowledge, and therefore the only basis of the sanctions.

    I remember reading at the time the NCAA announced its decision that it seemed they got some of their facts wrong, in that they made certain factual findings but then the body of their ruling contradicted some of the findings. I recall a key telephone call or two being the linchpin of the decision.

    So, if McNair wins, what happens? Does USC get its crystal football back?

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