My point was that the fact that he stays seems to be a given. Until there is actual evidence. He stays.
Agreed but for different reasons. It appears right now that ARizona believes Miller on this latest story, the ESPN one.
It puts them in an awkward position, and puts others in one too, just yesterday I told a UCLA friend I didn't really want Shareef O'Neal and one of my concerns was a Solo Hill situation where as soon as the coaching situation is clear at Arizona, he decommits from UCLA and goes back to UA, in the meantime UCLA lost Jordan Brown when they took Shareef's commit. Clearly Shareef committed to UCLA because he thought Miller was getting fired.
this story is bizarre now, ESPN is still insisting they stand behind their story. If you saw Millers statement he started to deny ever talking to or meeting Christian Dawkins, and then said "until after Deandre publicly announced he was coming to our school." That actually fits the revised ESPN timeline and contradicts one of the statements that had been out there, that not only did Ayton not know Dawkins, but Miller didn't either until much later.
At this point I'm starting to think ESPN must have made at least one large mistake(wrong kid or something) because Miller is so adamant here he's literally banking his entire career on this now. If he's lying, he'll never coach in college again.