Anyone recall when we lawyered up?

[MadCat]

http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/06/24/oregon-retains-attorney-amid-mounting-questions-involving-relationship-with-lyles/related

In the past, Kansas State and Ohio State have employed Bond Schoenick & King at a hefty price tag of $500,000.

From the Guard:

“Lawyering up is not an admission of guilt. Oregon hasn’t quit proclaiming its innocence, and might not anytime soon.

“But in hiring Mike Glazier — “the Cleaner,” some call him — Oregon signaled that this NCAA inquiry is a very significant matter.

Did not know we were that elite. 

[steve dave]

[the_ugly_clown]

Prince.

[MadCat]

Prince.

We must not have gotten the "Cleaner" then...or did we? 

[MadCat]

http://kansasstate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=724294

Never mind, I guess we did use the "Cleaner", but it was when Weiser was AD:

After news of an internal probe into possible NCAA violations was release by Kansas State on the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 9 [2007], K-State Athletic Director Tim Weiser, along with assistant athletic director/compliance David Flores and attorney Mike Glazier, of Bond, Schoeneck and King , fielded questions about the investigation during a teleconference late Tuesday morning.