Billy Gillispie

Billy Gillispie

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Former Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie has pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol. Gillispie entered the plea Monday in Anderson County, between Louisville and Lexington, and received the maximum penalty for a first-time offense. Gillispie was fined a little more than $1,000, his license was suspended for 30 days and he was ordered to complete an Alcohol Drivers Education Program. Gillispie was fired this year after a rocky two-year tenure with the Wildcats. He was arrested Aug. 27 in Lawrenceburg and charged with DUI after refusing sobriety tests during a traffic stop in which officers said they smelled alcohol on his breath. ... Read Full Story
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Former men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie and the University of Kentucky have settled their cases over his firing for nearly $3 million, the school said Tuesday. Gillispie was dismissed earlier this year and sued for breach of contract and fraud in May, seeking at least $6 million. The university countersued. He had not signed a contract during his two years coaching the Wildcats to a 40-27 record but was working under a memorandum of understanding. He charged that he should have been paid $1.5 million per year for four of the five years left on the deal. In a statement, the university said the ... Read Full Story
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Billy Gillispie isn't so sure he'll still be at Kentucky after two dissapointing seasons at Kentucky. University of Kentucky men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie isn't sure whether he'll be back for next season. After losing to Notre Dame in the NIT tournament, and having a career record of 40-27, he may be hitting the bricks losing for another gig. From a USA Today article : Gillispie said during his coach's show on Thursday taped at WKYT-TV in Lexington that the choice on whether he will return is "out of his hands." Kentucky's season ended with a 77-67 loss to Notre Dame in the National ... Read Full Story
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A judge has set a Feb. 10 trial date in the drunken-driving case against former Kentucky basketball coach Billy Gillispie. Gillispie wasn't in Anderson County District Court for Monday's hearing. Attorney William Patrick said he requested a delay in the proceedings because Gillispie hadn't yet decided whether to agree to a plea bargain. County Attorney Bobbi Jo Lewis has acknowledged offering Gillispie a plea deal but says she will not accept a plea to a lesser charge than DUI. Gillispie was arrested Aug. 27 and charged with DUI after refusing sobriety tests during a traffic stop in which officers said they smelled alcohol on ... Read Full Story
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A prosecutor says she has offered former Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie a plea bargain in a drunken driving case. Anderson County Attorney Bobbi Jo Lewis discussed the plea bargain in court Wednesday during a pretrial conference with Gillispie's attorney, William Patrick. Gillispie didn't attend. Lewis says no agreement has been reached. Patrick says a "reasonable offer" was proposed but he needs to discuss it with his client. Gillispie is scheduled to appear Oct. 5. He was arrested last month on a driving under the influence charge after refusing sobriety tests during an early morning traffic stop in Anderson County. He later checked into an ... Read Full Story
Jillian, The Gillispie SchoolLast week, we asked Connie Engelhardt's first-graders at The Gillispie School and Matthew Gaulin's second-graders at Stella Maris Academy to whip up their ideas on how to make a Thanksgiving turkey. Feast on these adorable answers as you think about what to do with your leftovers today! Mrs. Engelhardt's class1. Biy it. 2. Oil it. 3. Cook it. 4. Bake it at 70 degrees for 11 hours. — JillianBuy a turkey at the store...  
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If you had been out of the country the last 10 months and dropped into the Kentucky-Miami (Ohio) game Monday night, you might have thought Billy Gillispie was still Kentucky's coach. One big man, DeMarcus Cousins, was at the high post. From there, he tried to pass the ball to another big man, Patrick Patterson, in the low post. That was Gillispie's power-oriented high-low approach to offense. Huh? Hadn't Gillispie been fired last spring...  
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LAWRENCEBURG Former University of Kentucky men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie pleaded guilty Monday morning in Anderson District Court to driving under the influence. Gillispie,49, will have to pay a fine of about $1,000 and complete an alcohol-education program before his driver's license can be renewed in Kentucky. Gillispie's license was suspended for 30 days, but he was given credit for the time his license has been suspended...  
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A judge has set a Feb. 10 trial date in the drunken-driving case against former Kentucky basketball coach Billy Gillispie. Gillispie wasn't in Anderson County District Court for Monday's hearing. Attorney William Patrick said he requested a delay in the... Sponsored Topics: Billy Gillispie - Driving under the influence - Kentucky - Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball - United States  
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The University of Kentucky and the UK Athletic Association have settled their contract dispute with former UK men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie. The agreement gives Gillispie $2.98 million. UK also agreed to pay more than $265,000 in legal and mediation fees. Gillispie was seeking more than $6 million for breach of contract and fraud related to his firing two years into a seven-year agreement. The suit was filed in May. Gillispie was...  
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LEXINGTON, Ky. - An attorney for former Kentucky basketball coach Billy Gillispie said Friday his client was reluctant to sue the school but decided he had no choice after receiving a settlement offer for less than one-sixth what he believed he was contractually owed.  
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Former Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie wants a lawsuit the school filed against him moved to federal court. Court records show Gillispie filed a request Monday to move the case from circuit court to U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky. Gillispie sued the Univers...  
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