LSU faces trial over dismissed basketball assistant's lawsuit
Opening arguments began Tuesday in an eight-day jury trial in Louisiana over the 2022 firing of former LSU associate head men's basketball coach Bill Armstrong. Armstrong alleges the university breached his contract and sacrificed his rights to appease the NCAA. The case also involves former head coach Will Wade.
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The trial centers on Bill Armstrong's 2022 dismissal from his role as LSU's associate head men's basketball coach. Armstrong's legal team contends the university breached his contract and sacrificed his employment rights in an effort to satisfy NCAA demands. Jury proceedings
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