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He can assume all he he wants, he was talking to people that were being investigated by the FBI, that he did not know that is not their or the NCAA’s problem. He was not fired for breaking the law so any 4th or 5th amendment protections do not apply to the NCAA or his employer

so you believe wade should have assumed the govt was listening in to his phone calls? phone calls about basketball recruits?

seems fair for wade to assume that the govt has no business whatsoever in those conversations. it happened he was wrong and they were listening in, but it seems fair for him to assume they were not, given his own privacy rights as an American.

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Posted by H-Town Tiger

Member since Nov 2003

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Posted on 2/8/24 at 1:22 pm to jamarr

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so you believe wade should have assumed the govt was listening in to his phone calls?

No of course not, I’m saying if you are talking to someone else then it’s not completely private and if the government is listening to them then they will hear you. ultimately it doesn’t matter how it was discovered he was violating NCAA rules if he was in fact violating NCAA rules

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but it seems fair for him to assume they were not, given his own privacy rights as an American.

Ok and what does that have to do with anything? He was unlucky? Still doesn’t matter he was caught he’s gone he’s not coming back

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Posted by cmacatl13

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Member since May 2014

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Posted on 2/8/24 at 3:28 pm to jamarr

But what is right is for LSU to part ways with Wade whether or not he was right or wrong. As an institution of higher learning LSU can’t afford to damage its reputation in anyway. And then when the 3 letters FBI come into play BYE FELICIA

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