Bruce Pearl Job in jeopardy!

[rhog1]

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/21342267/bruce-pearl-job-jeopardy-cooperate-auburn-internal-investigation

Auburn men's basketball coach Bruce Pearl is refusing to cooperate in the school's internal investigation into his program, and university officials have advised him that that his job is in jeopardy if he doesn't, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.

Looks like Pearl may be facing a no win scenario. Cooperate and get indicted by the FBI or don't Cooperate and Get Fired at Auburn.

[Razorod]

Both Bama and Auburn taking some pretty major hits.

[thebignasty]

Bruce Pearl caught up in a controversy about cheating. 

If only there had been a way to see it coming.
Eat darn barners

[chiefhawg]

Why is he still the coach? He already had baggage when hired. This should not even be a discussion item.

[rhog1]

Bruce Pearl caught up in a controversy about cheating. 

If only there had been a way to see it coming.
Eat darn barners

Shocking isn't it. Who would ever believe Bruce Pearl would cheat.

[FineAsSwine]

Bruce Pearl caught up in a controversy about cheating. 

If only there had been a way to see it coming.
Eat darn barners

You made me laugh. Too funny.

[King Kong]

The last thing he was caught on was weak and if the UT lawyer wasn't incompetent they would have got away with it.

This is a much bigger deal

[Fan701]

It's amazing he still has his job, shows Auburn is a win-at-all-costs school.  It was obvious when the story first broke that he'd have to be fired, talk about your dead man walking.  On the one hand, what's happening at Auburn and Alabama is going to hurt SEC basketball.  On the other hand, at least these two teams we'll face will be without some players who were gotten by cheating.  The SEC won't be as good, but more level playing field for us.

[hogwood]

Both Bama and Auburn taking some pretty major hits.

Maybe we can swoop in on more Birmingham kids from now on.

[Dr. Starcs]

I'm sure the sec network will be waiting with pen in hand to hire him again. Puke.

[hobhog]

Shocking.

[Birminghog]

It's amazing he still has his job, shows Auburn is a win-at-all-costs school.  It was obvious when the story first broke that he'd have to be fired, talk about your dead man walking.  On the one hand, what's happening at Auburn and Alabama is going to hurt SEC basketball.  On the other hand, at least these two teams we'll face will be without some players who were gotten by cheating.  The SEC won't be as good, but more level playing field for us.

I agree with you, yet there are those who don't care if we cheat in football, as long as we win. Smh.

[jackflash]

second school he's been in trouble with NCAA if this comes true he will be done

[Dominicanhog]

second school he's been in trouble with NCAA if this comes true he will be done

I don't know, how many teams has Calamari gotten in trouble and left in ashes, and he still has a job... winner's, even if they lie and cheat, will find a home..

[kaki]

The last thing he was caught on was weak and if the UT lawyer wasn't incompetent they would have got away with it.

This is a much bigger deal

I always thought UT allowed the NCAA to extract blood from Pearl and the basketball program (that they cared little for) to protect the football program (that they cared much about).  Seems that Lane Kiffin was pretty fast and loss during his time in Knoxville and it would not have been nice for the NCAA to do much snooping around.

[FineAsSwine]

 I always thought he was a little shady so I would be glad to see him get the ax.