When I wake up tomorrow...

[corn train]

RSS is hardly reliable if thats whats being referenced.

More info to be released today about the person who released the audio, could be in some legal trouble if that person works for the University

 

[iruletheskool]

why does it matter who the guy is tho??

 

[corn train]

Cause you're responsible for your actions in this world. I don't care who, but they need to be dealt with accordingly

 

[iruletheskool]

does it change anything in regards to Bo?

 

[corn train]

Not for me, before or after the fuckgate, but there are legal matters involved on this scale, this person started this shitstorm, now they can enjoy the responsibility of doing that

 

[jedburks]

What exactly are the "legal issues"?

 

[RegentDenali]

Didn't this guy win 10 games last year and take you to the Big10 champ game?

How the hell do you fire him mid season after that? UCLA was a freaking non-conference game.

 

[corn train]

I feel the same way for the person who poisoned the tree's at AU or the folks to broke Howards Rock, this isn't quite that bad, but it's harmed allot more than what I think the person intended

 

[iruletheskool]

We have a pattern of shitty losses, and no good wins. Team gets blown out against every ranked team, got 70 dropped on us by a 7-5 team last year

Maybe 10-4 EVERY year with no championships is good for a school like Washington, but at Nebraska it's just not acceptable

 

[corn train]

What exactly are the "legal issues"?

Did this person have the consent from NU to release proprietary property?

 

[corn train]

I highly doubt that NU didn't already know the recording existed, 1620 had it on file they said a long time ago.

 

[corn train]

We have a pattern of shitty losses, and no good wins. Team gets blown out against every ranked team, got 70 dropped on us by a 7-5 team last year

Maybe 10-4 EVERY year with no championships is good for a school like Washington, but at Nebraska it's just not acceptable

I'm not disputing the fact we need to move on, with everything including Bo

 

[iruletheskool]

I was just filling in the UW fan

 

[jedburks]

Did this person have the consent from NU to release proprietary property?

Is it their property if it is not over the air?

1620 had the transcript, not the audio.

 

[Brasky]

why does it matter who the guy is tho??

To them? No idea, and whoever said TSS that was not the source.

I really wanna know who leaked it. From the way the e-mails were written I'm guessing it was a younger person. Obviously extremely retarded and immature.

 

[Brasky]

I seriously cannot wait to run the little **** out of the state.

 

[iruletheskool]

Nebraska’s second-half rally comes up short against Boilermakers - Omaha.com

 

[corn train]

Is it their property if it is not over the air?

1620 had the transcript, not the audio.

Assuming this person worked for the AD. If the recording was obtained using univ. property from a mic left on yes, if it's some reporters tape recorder then no, there's still consent issues with people on the tape being recorded without their knowledge, on the property of NU still.

Transcripts or whatever, very unlikely the AD didn't know this was out there and just hoping it wouldn't see daylight

 

[Brasky]

Nebraska’s second-half rally comes up short against Boilermakers - Omaha.com

Bo told bill king on his radio show that the U likely knows who it is and that he himself had "an idea" who did it.

 

[Red_Alert]

Assuming this person worked for the AD. If the recording was obtained using univ. property from a mic left on yes, if it's some reporters tape recorder then no, there's still consent issues with people on the tape being recorded without their knowledge, on the property of NU still.

Transcripts or whatever, very unlikely the AD didn't know this was out there and just hoping it wouldn't see daylight

Regarding the bolded, each state has it's own laws on recording a conversation. Nebraska's law is that as long as one person in the conversation is aware it's being taped, it is legal.

Regarding the legality of it being released to the media. It depends if it's a university employee or not, and if so do they have an employee agreement not to talk to the media without university consent? Many corporations have a clause that employees will refer media questions to Public Affairs dept.

So the individual could be fired under university policy, yes. But I doubt any legal action could be taken.