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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by swilsonsp4
    Just because a plaintiff's attorney says something is true, doesn't mean there was ill intent by any staff member. UC med staff are top-notch. If they determined that surgery wasn't required, that will come out later. I imagine that, if the NCAA clears Hickman, that will be the end of it.
    I expect attorneys to press the issue for their clients. He has one of the most powerful firms in college athletics and you know they want to make even a bigger name for themselves. So far, it is misdiagnosis, but what does that say for the UC medical staff. I agree that Connor is just wanting to play, but some bad press has gone down on UC.

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  • swilsonsp4
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    Just because a plaintiff's attorney says something is true, doesn't mean there was ill intent by any staff member. UC med staff are top-notch. If they determined that surgery wasn't required, that will come out later. I imagine that, if the NCAA clears Hickman, that will be the end of it.

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  • leo from jersey
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    I found this by CWM as I figured they would argue


    “I don’t know if we diagnosed it correctly.”



    Jacob Elsey
    BroBible write


    some damage repair by Cunningham but-----

    Cincinnati acknowledged it did not present surgery as an option for Hickman. The program’s athletic director wrote a letter supporting the player’s quest for a fifth year, according to a story from Scott Hamilton of the Charleston Post and Courier.
    Last edited by leo from jersey; 11-20-2025, 04:22 PM.

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by bearcatbret

    I wonder if this could be considered "for cause" for termination?
    it would have to be proven -- medical mal practice is the real issue. What does that say of the University -- the school would be sued and go on major suspension/probation -- quite a can of worms here - much deeper than CWM -- John Cunningham and the President -- I am sure UC is fighting it now. -- If proven, who will be the scapegoats, but it has to be proven. The medical staff just might have been guilty of a faulty diagnosis. This is a very serious accusation --

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  • bearcatbret
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31

    Jay Bilas retweeted this morning an apparent sports law guru who shared some screenshots from a filing from Hickman's case petitioning for eligibility. These are just allegations, but it mentions Hickman suffered a serious stress fracture last year and relied on UC's medical guidance but should have gotten immediate surgery.

    "Had Hickman been told the truth he would have immediately stopped participating, undergone surgery, and preserved that season of collegiate eligibility. Instead, he was kept in the dark by his coaches, athletic trainers and doctors at the University of Cincinnati and was reassured that conservative treatment was adequate."
    I wonder if this could be considered "for cause" for termination?

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31

    Jay Bilas retweeted this morning an apparent sports law guru who shared some screenshots from a filing from Hickman's case petitioning for eligibility. These are just allegations, but it mentions Hickman suffered a serious stress fracture last year and relied on UC's medical guidance but should have gotten immediate surgery.

    "Had Hickman been told the truth he would have immediately stopped participating, undergone surgery, and preserved that season of collegiate eligibility. Instead, he was kept in the dark by his coaches, athletic trainers and doctors at the University of Cincinnati and was reassured that conservative treatment was adequate."
    would like to see official medical documentation

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    Goodman:
    ”State of South Carolina grants Charleston guard Connor Hickman temporary restraining order to play his 5th year after injury derailed his season a year ago. Injunction hearing scheduled sometime next week.

    Now the question becomes whether the NCAA will really fight to pull Hickman off the floor at the injunction hearing?”
    Jay Bilas retweeted this morning an apparent sports law guru who shared some screenshots from a filing from Hickman's case petitioning for eligibility. These are just allegations, but it mentions Hickman suffered a serious stress fracture last year and relied on UC's medical guidance but should have gotten immediate surgery.

    "Had Hickman been told the truth he would have immediately stopped participating, undergone surgery, and preserved that season of collegiate eligibility. Instead, he was kept in the dark by his coaches, athletic trainers and doctors at the University of Cincinnati and was reassured that conservative treatment was adequate."

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Arrinten Page, Northwestern -- 16.0 points, 8.3 rebounds in four games including 22 points on Friday versus DePaul
    CJ Anthony, Iona -- 15.5 points, 6.8 assists in four games
    Dan Skillings, Baylor - 13.3 points, 6.0 rebounds in three games (his career high is 12.9 ppg as a sophomore at UC)
    Dillon Mitchell, St. John's -- 11.0 points, 5.0 rebounds in three games (0/2 from three and an improved 7/13 from the FT line...)
    Josh Reed, Penn State -- 8.0 points, 3.0 rebounds in four games as a starter
    Tyler Betsey, Syracuse -- 7.3 points in three games (currently 4/12 from 3)
    Rayvon Griffith, Kent State -- 4.3 points in six games, averaging 15.2 mins off the bench
    JJ Rembert, McNeese - 1.3 points in limited minutes over three games
    Connor Hickman, Charleston -- has yet to play; still sorting out eligibility (see above)

    In case anyone is wondering, here are the FT #s:
    Page - 14/23
    Skillings - 6/10
    Mitchell - 7/13
    Reed - 8/8
    Betsey - 4/6
    Anthony - 24/34
    Griffith - 1/2
    Rembert - 2/2
    66/98 = 67.3% (64.5% among last year's scholarship players), slightly higher than UC's 63.4%

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Goodman:
    ”State of South Carolina grants Charleston guard Connor Hickman temporary restraining order to play his 5th year after injury derailed his season a year ago. Injunction hearing scheduled sometime next week.

    Now the question becomes whether the NCAA will really fight to pull Hickman off the floor at the injunction hearing?”

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Originally posted by bearcatbret

    Not bad for the UC walk-on. Dan said that CJ was very loyal to UC and was proud of being a Bearcat but forgo his last year so that he could play meaningful minutes elsewhere. I hope that I got that right from Dan's comments tonight.
    That is correct. Wes mentioned last season he was specifically redshirting so he could preserve a year of eligibility to play elsewhere for 25-26.

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  • bearcatbret
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    Originally posted by longtimefan

    CJ scored 25 tonight.
    Not bad for the UC walk-on. Dan said that CJ was very loyal to UC and was proud of being a Bearcat but forgo his last year so that he could play meaningful minutes elsewhere. I hope that I got that right from Dan's comments tonight.
    Last edited by bearcatbret; 11-08-2025, 12:32 AM.

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  • longtimefan
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    Originally posted by Lobot

    Dan Hoard dropped a note on CJ today. He's a starter on that team.
    CJ scored 25 tonight.

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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    Familiar faces in new places:

    Arrinten Page 18 and 12 in 23 minutes for Northwestern
    Dillon Mitchel 18 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals in 26 minutes for St. John's
    Dan Skillings 15 and 9 in 33 minutes for Baylor
    Josh Reed 0 points in 15 minutes (0/5 FG) for Penn State
    Rayvpm Griffith 8 points in 23 minutes off the bench for Kent State (Rob Whaley Jr. had 21)
    Tyler Betsey 10 points (1/7 from three) in 15 minutes off the bench for Syracuse
    JJ Rembert, 2 points in 10 minutes for McNeese versus Champion Christian...
    Connor Hickman is on Charleston's roster, still not sure if he has an NCAA waiver decision - DNP last night (not sure how he'd be eligible)
    CJ Anthony plays for Iona, who kicks off on Friday
    Dan Hoard dropped a note on CJ today. He's a starter on that team.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Familiar faces in new places:

    Arrinten Page 18 and 12 in 23 minutes for Northwestern
    Dillon Mitchel 18 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals in 26 minutes for St. John's
    Dan Skillings 15 and 9 in 33 minutes for Baylor
    Josh Reed 0 points in 15 minutes (0/5 FG) for Penn State
    Rayvpm Griffith 8 points in 23 minutes off the bench for Kent State (Rob Whaley Jr. had 21)
    Tyler Betsey 10 points (1/7 from three) in 15 minutes off the bench for Syracuse
    JJ Rembert, 2 points in 10 minutes for McNeese versus Champion Christian...
    Connor Hickman is on Charleston's roster, still not sure if he has an NCAA waiver decision - DNP last night (not sure how he'd be eligible)
    CJ Anthony plays for Iona, who kicks off on Friday

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  • GoBearcats31
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    The 2025 TBT bracket is out. Nasty Nati is not participating this year.

    A large percentage of rosters are not available online, but some familiar faces I saw participating include Mason Madsen, Jamille Reynolds, Nysier Brooks, Deshaun Morman, Rob Phinisee.

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