Dickweed.BB73;1517295; said:If she's a pin-cushion, does that make Pitino a pin-prick or a needledick?
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Dickweed.BB73;1517295; said:If she's a pin-cushion, does that make Pitino a pin-prick or a needledick?
“It has not hurt recruiting one bit. We will still bring in Top 10 players,” he said.
“It’s not something I can decide on,” he says on the message. “I think the best thing in all scenarios is to go through with it. But, that has to be your call because (inaudible) … I’m a high profile person … I can’t really give you any advice on this…”
But I don't understand is why you keep fostering this behavior on a day where Ted Kennedy died, we broke in the news here in Louisville we broke in with Karen Sypher's audio and the tapes and detectives. That's pretty sad commentary on us. We need to get on with the important things in life like the economy and really some crucial things in life like basketball.
Sources: Pitino interested in Nets job
Sources close to Rick Pitino said that the Louisville coach has reached out to Nets brass in recent days, making himself a candidate for the job now held by GM and interim coach Kiki Vandeweghe, and due to open after their woeful season is completed in April. According to sources, Pitino had intermediaries recently contact Nets president Rod Thorn on his behalf. Thorn himself is in the final year of a contract, and is looking to get a new deal from incoming owner Mikhail Prokhorov. New York Daily News
Julius Erving is NOT walking through that door ...
Ky. woman guilty of extortion in coach Pitino case
LOUISVILLE, Ky. ? A Kentucky woman was convicted Thursday of demanding millions of dollars from Rick Pitino to keep secret their one-night stand in a restaurant, then claiming the Louisville basketball coach raped her after he reported the extortion.
[COLOR=#366388! important][COLOR=#366388! important]Karen [COLOR=#366388! important]Cunagin [/COLOR][COLOR=#366388! important]Sypher[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR], 50, of Louisville, was found guilty of three counts of extortion, two counts of lying to the FBI and one count of retaliating against a witness. She stared at the ceiling as the verdict was read, while one of her sons wept openly.
The case involved a 2003 sexual encounter between Pitino and [COLOR=#366388! important][COLOR=#366388! important]Sypher[/COLOR][/COLOR], a former model at car shows, at a table inside an Italian restaurant closed for the night. Pitino testified she came on to him and the sex was consensual. After she was charged, Sypher told police it was rape but Pitino was never charged.
Last year, Pitino received three threatening phone calls and two letters demanding cash and gifts for Sypher to keep the tryst secret. One of the letters showed to the jury was a handwritten note from Sypher that asked for cars, tuition for her children and her mortgage to be paid off.
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Pitino said the sex lasted "15 seconds" and was "unfortunate."
Although Sypher never testified, jurors heard her version of events when prosecutors played a never-broadcast TV interview where she claimed Pitino raped her.
"All he said was shut up, shut up and be quiet," she said on the tape.
Although some witnesses described Sypher as persistent and flirty that night, no one else testified to witnessing the sex.
Tim Sypher, a longtime Pitino aide and now [COLOR=#366388! important][COLOR=#366388! important]Karen [COLOR=#366388! important]Sypher's[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] ex-husband, testified he arranged for an abortion and paid for it with $3,000 Pitino had given Karen Sypher. He testified that the two met when Pitino asked him for help after she said she was pregnant.
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