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Dude, this is the internet. 9/10 times, it's some unhinged dude throwing a fit when they think someone displays sub-par knowledge about their favorite thing

He might work there.

He’s been at Syracuse as a player, assistant, and coach since 1963.

I’m down in Greensboro and got to see his final game ever. It’s wild to see the end of a 60 year relationship with Syracuse.

So she’s a prostitute?

I wish people had enough to do that they didn't have time to obsess over famous people.

I think it's funny you think someone wouldn't try to throw that in there. There's also a fun caveat that it's a crime that's hard to prove, so you can have it happen and still run afoul of a nondisclosure

A number of nondisclosure end up unenforceable, but the threat of legal action is enough to keep people from violating it

Don’t. Fukc. The . Help. Rinse and repeat.

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“Smart takes the shot…”

Understandable that NIL would wear an old man out.

My assumption was that surely no person can get themselves worked up that much over what is clearly an error and therefore concluded that it had to be a joke/facetious, taking the comment at face value.

But maybe you're right and they're just an asshole. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Btw sorry for giving an explanation, downvotes the left, thanks. :)

NDA’s are notoriously difficult to enforce. Especially when there is a major power or legal sophistication imbalance between the parties.

For real, the recruiting has been terrible the last 5 years or so. Need someone younger in there to turn the program around

Nah it’s just some gold digger looking for a cash grab, Reddit has spoken. /s

Wtf is clear about that? Seriously, I'd love for you to tell me what about that comment is a joke? Haha

What's ridiculous is that you saw that number and were like "yeah, that's totally what this dude means. After all, everyone but me is an idiot" and then acted like a raccoon with rabies instead of just being like "hmm, that's so ridiculous, maybe that's a typo, and perhaps I should ask for clarification."

Just noting this for other readers -- From the article:

>Herman's attorney is citing a federal law, the Speak Out Act, that prevents the enforcement of nondisclosure agreements in instances of sexual assault and harassment.

Amazing that Lou Carnasecca is still alive at 98 years old!

I can't imagine its enforceable. NDAs exist to protect proprietary information and trade secrets, not silence people you have relationships with.

The 30 million is hilarious though.

Bum

I followed college basketball closely back in the early 90s, but haven’t paid much attention to it for at least 20 years. I’m shocked that Boeheim is (was) still coaching the same team so many years later.

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