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    Tim Pernetti: I wanted to fire Mike Rice 'immediately' but Rutgers' legal process dictated decision

    NJ.com
    April 05, 2013

    Tim Pernetti resigned as Rutgers athletic director Friday, the latest member of the Scarlet Knights athletic program to be ousted in the wake of the Mike Rice scandal. As Rutgers president Robert Barchi and other school officials prepared for a news conference in New Brunswick, Pernetti issued a letter…


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