I've already seen about 4 reports from players' parents saying whatever was in the report didn't actually happen. Glad to see straight up denial is still the best play to run.
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If college sports can't survive without the way things are set up currently then so be it. Personally I don't think much of anything would change at all. If anything it'll allow schools like Ohio State to quit handicapping themselves in the recruiting game.This is a massive pandora's box. I understand the FEELING behind it, but if it goes wrong you could destroy the game's popularity entirely. If it stops drawing fans the money dries up and then all of those thousands of kids getting scholarships are now out of luck. Worries me where this well intentioned road may lead us.
Best part about this scandal is that DENY DENY DENY doesn't work quite so well when the FBI is involved.I've already seen about 4 reports from players' parents saying whatever was in the report didn't actually happen. Glad to see straight up denial is still the best play to run.
If this brings down that ratfaced scumbag and Cal, I'm gonna have to take a few days off of work to walk-off a perpetual, hulking erection.
One down (Pitino), three to go, in my eyes. That is/was the triad of scumfuckery.
Coach K, Calipari, Self, and Roy Williams all need to go. Sean Miller is another shady character. That would clean college basketball up a lotIf this brings down that ratfaced scumbag and Cal, I'm gonna have to take a few days off of work to walk-off a perpetual, hulking erection.
One down (Pitino), three to go, in my eyes. That is/was the triad of scumfuckery.
I've already seen about 4 reports from players' parents saying whatever was in the report didn't actually happen. Glad to see straight up denial is still the best play to run.
Guys like Bruce Pearl and Calipari shouldn't even be allowed to coach in college. They jump from program to program after destroying themThe NCAA has to come down hard on everyone so long as they intend to preserve the facade of amateurism. Maybe eventually enough schools will be facing punishment that the schools decide to change the system rather than continue with the joke that they have.
Pearl, at least, had a few year show-cause following Tennessee. The fact that he's right back at it in his next job should earn him a lifetime ban. Cal, somehow/someway has kept himself far enough removed at UMass and Memphis to escape formal punishment. Hopefully that changes this time, but something tells me he's smart enough to put fail-safes in place. He's a shady ape, but he's a smart shady ape.Guys like Bruce Pearl and Calipari shouldn't even be allowed to coach in college. They jump from program to program after destroying them
If this brings down that ratfaced scumbag and Cal, I'm gonna have to take a few days off of work to walk-off a perpetual, hulking erection.
One down (Pitino), three to go, in my eyes. That is/was the triad of scumfuckery.
So you don't want to let collegiate athletes benefit from their popularity because, in so doing, they might lose their popularity.This is a massive pandora's box. I understand the FEELING behind it, but if it goes wrong you could destroy the game's popularity entirely. If it stops drawing fans the money dries up and then all of those thousands of kids getting scholarships are now out of luck. Worries me where this well intentioned road may lead us.