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Status unresolved, Sampson preps for next game
Kelvin Sampson's fate as Indiana men's basketball coach remained unsettled Thursday as a university official dismissed a report claiming Sampson has been fired.
The official said Thursday afternoon that athletic director Rick Greenspan has not met with Indiana president Michael McRobbie and, to the best of his knowledge, Sampson's job status hasn't been determined.
Two options are being considered for resolving Sampson's status, the official said:
- Indiana could suspend Sampson without pay, in which case, according to Sampson's contract, the coach would have 10 days to appeal.
- Indiana could allow Sampson to continue coaching the 22-4 Hoosiers throughout the 90 days the NCAA granted the school in its notice of allegations and just hope for the best.
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As it turns out, Indiana's 77-68 victory over Purdue last Tuesday will be Kelvin Sampson's last as the Hoosiers head coach. Sampson was informed early Thursday that he will no longer be the coach at Indiana, numerous sources told FOXSports.com.
The official announcement is expected to come Friday, when the university's self-imposed seven-day investigation period ends.
When asked to confirm Sampson's firing, Indiana director of media relations J.D. Campbell told FOXSports.com, "I don't know that to be true."
Campbell also said no official announcement was currently scheduled for Friday.
According to a source, there was a team meeting at 3:00 p.m. ET. All signs point to Indiana assistant Dan Dakich, a former Hoosier player and assistant coach under Bob Knight, taking the reins for the remainder of the season.
A meeting between Indiana University athletic director Rick Greenspan and the Hoosiers basketball team Thursday night turned rancorous when players threatened to quit if Kelvin Sampson is removed, CBSSports.com reports. Two sources told the website that Greenspan met with players to prepare them for today's official announcement that Sampson would either be suspended or terminated. Before Greenspan was finished speaking, a player stood up and said, "if Sampson ain't coaching, we ain't playing."
The sources' account says Greenspan then rhetorically asked if he should just cancel the whole season. The player responded, "We don't care what you do. But if Sampson ain't coaching, we ain't playing. Then the players walked out.
Sources: Several Hoosiers threaten to quit if Sampson ousted
Feb. 22, 2008
By Gary Parrish
CBSSports.com Senior Writer
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]A Thursday night meeting between Indiana athletic director Rick Greenspan and the school's basketball team became heated when players threatened to quit if the AD follows through with a plan to remove Kelvin Sampson as the Hoosiers' coach, two sources have told CBSSports.com.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]According to the sources, after Greenspan informed five selected players -- namely D.J. White, Eric Gordon, Kyle Taber, Lance Stemler and Adam Ahlfeld -- of his decision to replace Sampson he called a meeting with the entire team in an attempt to "prepare" them for Friday's official announcement that Sampson would either be suspended or terminated in time for the Hoosiers' weekend game at Northwestern. But before Greenspan finished his speech, the sources said an unidentified player stood up and insisted "if Sampson ain't coaching, we ain't playing" and that Greenspan responded with what he thought was a rhetorical question. [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]"Greenspan asked if he should just cancel the whole season," one source said. "And the player told him 'We don't care what you do. But if Sampson ain't coaching, we ain't playing.' And then they just walked out."[/FONT]
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