don't forget he's also an accomplished fisherman....in both fresh AND salt water.trouble said:
He's an Aggie who is a personal injury attorney in Houston. Been in some high profile cases. Was in the Corps and played basketball.
Where there's smoke ..
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AggieOO said:don't forget he's also an accomplished fisherman....in both fresh AND salt water.trouble said:
He's an Aggie who is a personal injury attorney in Houston. Been in some high profile cases. Was in the Corps and played basketball.
He can handle things that flop.
Crooked underhandedness is not embarrassing or butt hurt
It's standing up for one's self and seeking justice that is demeaned and castigated - smh
I can only imagine the empty-headed juveniles on the rant minimizing, downplaying, and projecting Aggies as the ones with some kind of condemnable behavior, just like the characters in this thread.
It's standing up for one's self and seeking justice that is demeaned and castigated - smh
I can only imagine the empty-headed juveniles on the rant minimizing, downplaying, and projecting Aggies as the ones with some kind of condemnable behavior, just like the characters in this thread.
BS. Only if they were stupid.Quote:
If someone truly had the goods, it would have been out by now.
By all accounts, it looks like we are going to come out of this deal MUCH better off than we already were. The players apparently hated him and it looks like a lot are committed to staying. That is the retribution. That is the payback. If there was legitimate evidence of him doing something nefarious, then by all means, hold him accountable. But publicly announcing a fishing expedition with hopes to uncover a grievance is not the way to go. It makes us look petty, desperate and clingy. Let him go, he seems like a terrible person anyway.
trouble said:Use of a burner phone is apparently super common. Also, there's ways to track those now? IDK.dabo man said:
Isn't Schloss alleged to have done all of this on a burner phone (for the purpose of avoiding leaving a record)?
EDIT - DID NOT INTEND TO USE LAUGH EMOJI. This is a real question.
Just need the number, and something to connect it to an agent or our former coach, etc.
At least that's what I learned from watching the wire.
Some have said that a state institution cannot sue another state institution. If so, it would be up to a private citizen to bring the suit? Maybe someone who was damaged by the other institutions illegal actions? How much pain and suffering has been expressed in the last few days, not to mention monetary loss?
txag72 said:
Some have said that a state institution cannot sue another state institution. If so, it would be up to a private citizen to bring the suit? Maybe someone who was damaged by the other institutions illegal actions? How much pain and suffering has been expressed in the last few days, not to mention monetary loss?
Individuals can be sued
Obviously that would occur if there is real evidence
So far we have mention of "screenshots"
There's gotta be something there
I want everyone involved slapped with a multi-year Show Cause by the spineless, gutless, toothless NCAA.
I would not underestimate Brian.
I also listened to Serial so I'm pretty much an expert on tracing cell phones via tower pings. 
Obviously a joke, but yes every cell phone is traceable. The idea with a burner phone isn't that it's not traceable, it absolutely is. It's proving ownership -- who had it and when?
Obviously a joke, but yes every cell phone is traceable. The idea with a burner phone isn't that it's not traceable, it absolutely is. It's proving ownership -- who had it and when?
Was a narcissist like Lossnagle sloppy? Maybe got too arrogant? Dunno
Maybe someone else was
We'll see.
I mean I tend to agree that something would've already come out.
Though if I'm, say, a media outlet who supports A&M and I have some incriminating info on the new sip head coach then maybe I wait until a certain date to inflict maximum damage on sip
Just sayin'
Maybe someone else was
We'll see.
I mean I tend to agree that something would've already come out.
Though if I'm, say, a media outlet who supports A&M and I have some incriminating info on the new sip head coach then maybe I wait until a certain date to inflict maximum damage on sip
Just sayin'
I don't care about a court outcome as much I do just making the truth is known to all far and near.
txag72 said:
Some have said that a state institution cannot sue another state institution. If so, it would be up to a private citizen to bring the suit? Maybe someone who was damaged by the other institutions illegal actions? How much pain and suffering has been expressed in the last few days, not to mention monetary loss?
This would likely be the A&M System v. Jim S. The latter not fulfilling is duty while under contract:
a) disclosing serious interest in another HC position
b) not recruiting to improve the roster.
How else do you get to the truth? If it's he said, she said, the tu media machine will at least cloud things enough that it would look petty.
AggieOO said:don't forget he's also an accomplished fisherman....in both fresh AND salt water.trouble said:
He's an Aggie who is a personal injury attorney in Houston. Been in some high profile cases. Was in the Corps and played basketball.
I read his bio yesterday. I didn't remember that part
So, CDC also?Quote:
Individuals can be sued
trouble said:Use of a burner phone is apparently super common. Also, there's ways to track those now? IDK.dabo man said:
Isn't Schloss alleged to have done all of this on a burner phone (for the purpose of avoiding leaving a record)?
EDIT - DID NOT INTEND TO USE LAUGH EMOJI. This is a real question.
You can track anything. Ask Tucker Carlson
txag72 said:So, CDC also?Quote:
Individuals can be sued
first off anyone can be sued for anything and I am not a member of the bar
But CDC was not an employee so tortious interference but again we are talking about a hypothetical situation where a coach actively recruited against A&M while employed here and that CDC knowingly interfered with that coach's duty to his employer to not harm. From here it's better an actual attorney speak but I'm guessing that's how you could go after him
There would have to be evidence that an A&M employee did something while working for A&M that damaged A&M
Again the clock is ticking on if there is any actual evidence of an A&M coach doing anything to directly damage the university while being paid to coach here
And I don't favor lawsuits in this situation, you want to air this stuff publicly and let the public reach their conclusion
The public already seems to think what sip and Lossnagle did was sleazy and shtty.
There is no clock ticking. Let's do to them like they've done forever using the NCAA. Throw crap at the wall and let the process take years of a cloud over their head.
Could not disagree more. sips have been pulling crap like this for most of our existence, going back to Dana Bible. I'm sick and tired of just rolling over and letting them get away with intentionally and maliciously trying to harm our school and Athletic Department, with no consequences. At some point, you have to stand up for yourself and punch the bully square in the face, or the bullying will only continue and get worse. We are well beyond that point. The sloppy manner in which they carried out this plan tells me they've become so arrogant, they believe themselves to be untouchable. We need to show them they are wrong.Hungry Ojos said:
Please kill this thread and stop. This reeks of desperation and pathetic-ness. He made his decision, move on. Nothing is going to come out of this except for us losing the moral high ground we currently have in this deal. Filing lawsuits over butt hurt speculation is Baylor-level petty and pathetic.
If someone truly had the goods, it would have been out by now. Please don't embarrass the rest of us with nonsensical litigation.
Now, in line with the collective maturity level of the regular posters on this board, go ahead and get your stupid "sip troll" blasts out of the way.
I'm tagging just in case this takes off and becomes one of those 1000 post type threads - hope it does because would probably mean Beckom got onto a trail of consequence.
Unless there are receipts all of this discussion is academic.
TexAgs says there are "screenshots" that make this look "even slimier" so presumably we'll find out at some point.
TexAgs also knew Lossnagle was leaving for sip.
TexAgs says there are "screenshots" that make this look "even slimier" so presumably we'll find out at some point.
TexAgs also knew Lossnagle was leaving for sip.
Who did A&M's "coaches" recruit since the UGA series?
If there's something that transpired, it has to be so over the top wrong that a state institution would actually go to court imo
The rumor of burner phones is odd, I'll leave it at that, why bother tbh? Unless of course you were doing something.
Otherwise a coach using their personal cell to call their agent, it happens
A&M is not going to sue because a coach exercised their contractual right to terminate
A&M is not going to sue a coach who wanted to leave over weak crap
A&M might sue if there is clear evidentiary trail that A&M coaches actively and directly engaged in negatively recruiting against A&M and for sip during the season but again it's gotta be bad and clear cut
A&M is in the business of hiring coaches, you don't want to get a reputation of going nuclear on a coach just because they opted to leave even if they did so in an unprofessional manner
The rumor of burner phones is odd, I'll leave it at that, why bother tbh? Unless of course you were doing something.
Otherwise a coach using their personal cell to call their agent, it happens
A&M is not going to sue because a coach exercised their contractual right to terminate
A&M is not going to sue a coach who wanted to leave over weak crap
A&M might sue if there is clear evidentiary trail that A&M coaches actively and directly engaged in negatively recruiting against A&M and for sip during the season but again it's gotta be bad and clear cut
A&M is in the business of hiring coaches, you don't want to get a reputation of going nuclear on a coach just because they opted to leave even if they did so in an unprofessional manner
Only thing I would say is we're currently focused on landing a new coach. I'd rather get that position filled first.
Which can be narrowed down real quick with pings on the personal cell phone and if his vehicle is say 2012 or newer, his car cell modem.
Ping one device could be a coincidence, ping three at the same spot?
Ping one device could be a coincidence, ping three at the same spot?
So you prove Lossnagle talked with the sip AD?
I think he's already stated they talk and are friends
I think he's already stated they talk and are friends
If TexAgs and Liucci and all of these people truly knew he was leaving beforehand, why in the world would they have kept quiet about it? What incentive would any of them have to do Schloss a favor and keep it under wraps until he was ready for it to get out? Once they allegedly "knew" why wouldn't they immediately let everyone know so as to shame him? Why would all of these A&M people agree to protect Schoss if they truly knew he was about to screw the university? Doesn't make any sense to me.
And if you say "well, we were still in the tournament and didn't want to distract the players", ok, fine. Then why wouldn't have Zane excoriated him at the press conference and call his bluff? And don't give me "protect their sources" nonsense. If this thing was truly as widely known as everyone seems to think it was, even going back to the Georgia series for God's sake, how in the world did it not get out?
And if you say "well, we were still in the tournament and didn't want to distract the players", ok, fine. Then why wouldn't have Zane excoriated him at the press conference and call his bluff? And don't give me "protect their sources" nonsense. If this thing was truly as widely known as everyone seems to think it was, even going back to the Georgia series for God's sake, how in the world did it not get out?
Because regardless of how many people in their circle told them that it was happening, you can't come out with an outlandish claim like that without any true confirmation. Especially during a CWS run. Agents and insiders are wrong all the time, and you can't release a bombshell like that to the public without 100% confirmation
Man I would think the TexAgs crew would be out for blood with Lossnagle
Sounds like they've seen/know something now but things are quiet
Too quiet
I mean it makes sense, coaching search is the priority and you'd want that wrapped up before dropping a bomb….
Sounds like they've seen/know something now but things are quiet
Too quiet
I mean it makes sense, coaching search is the priority and you'd want that wrapped up before dropping a bomb….
I feel certain the tweet referenced in the OP was posted because he intends to follow through and not meant as anything else.
Go get''em Brian.
I would let look into the cellphone records of Schloss's girlfriend as well. He probably used it a great deal as a cover to talk with CDC.
I don't think there was any direct communication between schlossdick and future players while in Omaha but you might follow the money and find some between him and NIL support that was directed to reach players.
I think the other location to look is between the sip program and any recruits or NIL support for the imminent change in their HC.
I think the other location to look is between the sip program and any recruits or NIL support for the imminent change in their HC.
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