Louis Freeh to the rescue at USC
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He'll find whatever they instruct him to find. Only his opinion, of course.
freeh's four questions:
1. How much are you willing to pay me?
2. Who do you want me to blame?
3. Who do you want me to protect?
4. How much are you willing to pay me?
1. How much are you willing to pay me?
2. Who do you want me to blame?
3. Who do you want me to protect?
4. How much are you willing to pay me?
Translation, we have identified our scapegoat and have pointed Freeh in their direction.
He'll keep an eye out for anything suspicious.
Too bad his dad wasn't a Trojan fan......
As you know, the university recently retained the services of The Freeh Group International to assist in our athletic compliance efforts. I am pleased to report that the Freeh Group's role at USC has been expanded to include a thorough assessment of the student-athlete culture at USC.
The Freeh Group team will be led by Louis J. Freeh, the distinguished former federal judge and Federal Bureau of Investigation director. He served as FBI director from 1993 to 2001 and served as a United States district court judge for the southern district of New York from 1991 to 1993.
The Freeh Group team will also include:
Judge Freeh's group will also serve as an adviser to the administration to help ensure that USC maintains the best possible athletic department and athletic compliance offices and programs - mirroring the university's commitment to being the best possible teaching and research institution.
The above was in a letter from the USC President to Members of the USC Trojan Family
http://www.president.usc.edu/files/2011/07/Announcement.President.elect_.Nikias.pdf
Dated July 20, 2010
The Freeh Group team will be led by Louis J. Freeh, the distinguished former federal judge and Federal Bureau of Investigation director. He served as FBI director from 1993 to 2001 and served as a United States district court judge for the southern district of New York from 1991 to 1993.
The Freeh Group team will also include:
- Omar Y. McNeill, the group's partner and general counsel. Mr. McNeill previously served as the Bank of America Global Card Services Legal Executive, providing strategic guidance to the business' senior leadership team on myriad matters impacting the company's operations in the United States and abroad.
- David P. Roselle, the former president of the University of Kentucky. When the University of Kentucky faced controversy in 1988 involving the men's basketball team. Dr. Roselle drew praise for decisive action.
- Amy Chisholm, the former assistant athletic director of compliance at the University of Georgia, in Athens, Georgia.
Judge Freeh's group will also serve as an adviser to the administration to help ensure that USC maintains the best possible athletic department and athletic compliance offices and programs - mirroring the university's commitment to being the best possible teaching and research institution.
The above was in a letter from the USC President to Members of the USC Trojan Family
http://www.president.usc.edu/files/2011/07/Announcement.President.elect_.Nikias.pdf
Dated July 20, 2010
It will be interesting to find out the time gap between the 'release' of a report to college administration/trustees and the press. Namely will it be nearly simultaneous and if there is any opportunity for question/answer session with Freeh group....Penn State is still waiting on theirs.
Will be interesting to see if Mark Emmert announces no need for an NCAA investigation because Louis Freeh's already on it at USC.
Loius Fact Freeh, the Liar For Hire, put under commission yet again......shocking, LMAO.
Once Freeh is on the case, all announcements henceforth will be sent in the form of a plane banner.
The man is a fraud. This is just another money grab. In this case, It's his second bite at this apple.
He developed the model at USC during his first go-round there.
He developed the model at USC during his first go-round there.
Maybe he'll conclude in his findings that it was his own model that failed USC.
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I HATE that friggin' tree. Have nailed it with an orange (thrown from the stands) on more than one occasion.
You hate anything Stanford. It's part of your CAL DNA.
hopefully he'll also find out what USC did with Silas Redd's career . . .
So did Louie, or not Depends which way his good eye was facing.Eye see what you did here.
Kinda lIke Peter Falk playing Columbo.He's such a good detective because you never know when he's looking at you
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