Marissa

And then our side gets to depose their side.

So they deposed the woman that I met with at the Title IX office, one of the football coaches and the associate athletic director over the University of Utah.

I just wanted to share a couple of things that we found out through the deposition in the interviews with the football coach.

A couple of his comments that were interesting.

He said they are high profile student athletes and these athletes, sometimes people say things that are not true.

And so when we hear of things like this that may happen, that forces us to take different responses for things.

My lawyer asked him, at any point, did anyone ask SL if he had done it, what he was being accused of?

And by anyone, I mean anyone on the football team.

And he said, I can't answer that.

She said, why?

And he said, because I don't know.

This type of conversation doesn't proceed unless the coach asks him, hey, did you do this or not?

Because obviously, if you do this, you're gone.

You're out of here.

At this point, he had not...

And then he paused.

We're only as good as the information that we're receiving.

And whether he lied to us or not, that's something different.

But all we can do is take the information that we had on hand.

And we know that through this conversation that he has some kind of representation.