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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Mike talks to Terrence Shannon Jr's lead attorney Mark Sutter.
They talk:
- Working across state lines
- Coordinating efforts to make TSJ's case
- Jury Selection
- Putting TSJ on the stand, and more
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Thank you, Mike, for conducting this interview, and thank you Mr. Sutter, for sharing your insight and in particular for representing Terrance Shannon ❤ 🧡 💙
Great interview! So happy for TSJ and can’t wait to watch him in the NBA ❤ nice to see our judicial system get it right for once!!!
Good job Mark
The Illini fans that I know well, did not think that the Terrance Shannon Jr we have come to know from interviews, stories, his dedication to his craft, and what a good teammate he has been, that this allegation was fishy and totally out of character. TSJ is a good person and I wish the best for him and his family. I am angry that the Kansas authorities did such a poor job in validating the accusations and I think the DA had an axe to grind, that effecting the decision/charging process. As an Illini fan of many years, I believe that this was the best year's performance that I have seen. Remarkable. Without question, I know Terrance deserved 1st team All American selection and should have been in the running for Player of the Year. I would love to see him go to the Bulls in the first round. Can you imagine TJ, Ayo, Coby, Caruso, and maybe Lonzo Ball pushing the ball upcourt? Thanks for the fine interview.
Excellent and informative interview.
Great interview, and so interested to hear Mr. Sutter’s perspectives. Terrence clearly had the right guy and team in place. And once again, blown away by Mike’s insightful questions, well done to you both and thank you for sharing
I have to tell you that I was fortunate to get some help from a couple of knowledgeable lawyers to make sure my questions didn’t waste Mr Sutter’s time.
@@illiniguys4844 you did great! ILL 🧡 💙
Great interview. Thank you!!
Right. Innocent till proven guilty is where it all began.
Looking forward to the NBA. and Jersey being raised to the rafters.
Take some down time Mark.
Why did it take 6 games to get the injunction so Terrence could play? This was a no brainer to Illini fans.
Josh and the school group needs help to formulate a policy if they are going to have one for such matters. The main concern of the policy may not be seen as appearance nor reputation. Each is far too shallow and even illusionary. People of character are brought into the program. They even get better through the training here. No policy is better than even a good one let alone an unfair practice that misses justice by 10 miles. Way to go Illini. Let’s get it right.
Wily Nily. What a great phrase and good eye on the reality of it. Wily nily is horrible and potentially destructive as seen. It makes sense to sue wily nily folks just to tune them up. Very painful and costly to Terrence. Kansas let all of humanity down by being frivolous.
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Why did it take 6 games to get the injunction so Terrence could play? This was a no brainer to Illini fans.
Josh and the school group needs help to formulate a policy if they are going to have one for such matters. The main concern of the policy may not be seen as appearance nor reputation. Each is far too shallow and even illusionary. People of character are brought into the program. They even get better through the training here. No policy is better than even a good one let alone an unfair practice that misses justice by 10 miles. Way to go Illini. Let’s get it right.
Wily Nily. What a great phrase and good eye on the reality of it. Wily nily is horrible and potentially destructive as seen. It makes sense to sue wily nily folks just to tune them up. Very painful and costly to Terrence. Kansas let all of humanity down by being frivolous.
The policy is being reviewed and should be modified for the new academic year.