First, I didn't know about the "indiscretions". Thanks for the info. However, moral turpitude is a legal term. Obviously some in here have downloaded the contract. Is it a defined term in the contract? Hopefully it is or it could get messy. Unless he's convicted of a crime which includes moral turpitude such as soliciting a prostitute, I would be very hesitant to rely on even an eye witness to an extra-marital affair constituting moral turpitude in 2013. Do you really want to take "moral turpitude" in front of a judge who's fucking his law clerk during lunch?
Sark only has two years left on his contract. It isn't worth it to try and pull a Barbara Hedges playing lawyer. We all know how that turned out. The threat of this going public should be enough to scare Pool Boy into buying out his contract and sending him on his way. Just send Pool Boy the 8x10 glossies in a plain brown envelope with the message, "Fire Sark or these go to the Seattle Times".
If nothing else, Pool Boy had better have already had his feelers out. He should already have a decent idea of who he can hire and who he can't. ND taught us all that firing your coach and assuming that the world would come running doesn't work anymore. Both Mora and Pinkel were both here on Sunday and were in the same room with Pool Boy. It was the perfect time to feel them out. Let's hope he's smart enough to have done it. I'm pretty sure he is.
Frankly, I think Sark being kept or fired was decided Sunday. If Pool Boy found out that he can get Mora or Pinkel, Sark is gone no matter what. If he found out there's no chance of either Mora or Pinkel, absent 6-6, we may be stuck. Unless of course he already has somebody else waiting in the bag. Pool Boy is a Bayou politician. Don't be confused by the sweater. He knows how back room dealings work. He also feels no loyalty to Sark. Politicians, (especially Bayou Politicians), and loyalty should never be used in the same sentence. Pool Boy will improve his hand any time he can.