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Suspect it's skill set & experience

Posted on: January 28, 2017 at 23:02:30 CT
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Glazier reportedly worked for the NCAA in enforcement for 10 years (if memory serves) and has apparently specialized in "representing" schools since. That would give him the opportunity to develope and hone his investigative and negotiating skills with NCAA. Also he probably has established relationships with a lot of NCAA staff.

Mizzou undoubtedly has folks who could handle this matter for it, but they almost certainly don't have similar experience and probably haven't developed or honed the skills.

Also, Glazier offers the benefit of the attorney client privilege to Mizzou. A non lawyer administrator wouldn't be able to do that and not certain about the scope of the attorney client privilege with University counsel.
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Attorney Mike Glazier hired to defend the academic fraud - Fourth and Long MU - 1/28 16:23:56
     reading isn't your strong suit, is it?(nm) - Iam4Mizzou MU - 1/28 19:46:46
     Also, note Glaizer says will be a two year process nm - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 1/28 19:31:34
     Multiple rolls & opportunities to defend Mizzou. - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 1/28 19:29:58
          "It suggests." You're making big WAGs - JimD MU - 1/28 23:02:36
          So there aren't layers of administration that isn't - GA Tiger MU - 1/28 20:05:34
               Suspect it's skill set & experience - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 1/28 23:02:30
     Bet you're as disappointed as - Nohawks MU - 1/28 17:44:20
     Dead wrong, as usual - JimD MU - 1/28 16:54:45
          If no violations were found within the athletics - Fourth and Long MU - 1/28 17:20:07
               To get our compliance department in line (nm) - TigerFan92 MU - 1/28 19:27:32
               Typical dishonest response from you. Got caught in a lie - JimD MU - 1/28 18:27:57
                    So who pays the "Independent counsel"? (nm) - Fourth and Long MU - 1/28 18:55:19
                         Member schools get stuck with every bill no matter what - JimD MU - 1/28 18:59:34
                              This is what he does. Streetor is the Douche of Earl - Nohawks MU - 1/28 19:08:35
          Why could not the school, with unlimited - GA Tiger MU - 1/28 16:58:36
               Simple. Independent investigators are less likely to - JimD MU - 1/28 18:31:55
               3rd party obstensibly provides impartiality. - GapDaddy MU - 1/28 17:05:09
                    Who would consider a paid consultant as "impartial"? - GA Tiger MU - 1/28 18:33:43
                         the consultant, for one. - GapDaddy MU - 1/29 07:35:01
                         If he lies, he could be sanctioned by the bar - JimD MU - 1/28 18:48:45
                              I bet if he gets the reputation of a guy who helps - Evenflow MU - 1/28 18:57:57
                                   Exactly. And they'd lose credibility with the NCAA as well - JimD MU - 1/28 19:03:27
                                        Not sure what world you're living in. - Evenflow MU - 1/28 20:31:03
                                             Enforcement and those involved in it - JimD MU - 1/28 22:52:04
                                                  Here's an article explaining why we actually hired him. - Evenflow MU - 1/29 09:00:47
     I wonder why we even require the boys to go to class anymore - Jed Smock MU - 1/28 16:45:34
     They have to do something. They can't just - alwaysright MU - 1/28 16:25:31




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