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Billy Gillispie
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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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Former Kentucky Coach Billy Gillispie pleaded guilty yesterday to driving under the influence of alcohol and apologized for what he called a mistake.
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From columbiatribune.com
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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...
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From sfgate.com
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- Trial date set in Gillispie DUI case (news.google.com)
- State News: February trial set in Gillispie DUI case (kentuckylawblog.com)
Former TU assistant Gillespie pleads guilty to DUI: Former Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol. Gillispie, who was once an assistant coach at Tulsa, was given the maximum penalty for a first-time ...
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From search.msn.com
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Weeks after firing men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie, the University of Kentucky's lawyers proposed giving him a $925,000 buyout an offer that was far enough from what Gillispie sought that it set off five months of legal wrangling.
Demetrios Anaipakos, Gillispie's Texas-based attorney, said Thursday that Gillispie had wanted to negotiate but that the tone and substance of UK's offer, which came in a May 1 letter from the university's...
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- John Clay: Gillispie's tactics no longer work (kentucky.com)
- John Clay: Tactics like Gillispie's no longer work (kentucky.com)
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.
From lubbockonline.com
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- Low offer hastened Gillispie's decision to sue Kentucky (sportsline.com)
- Lawyer: Former Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie forced to sue school (sports.espn.go.com)
- Low offer hastened Gillispie's decision to sue (search.live.com)
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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