UL fans are sitting around playing video games all day with their "business from home" just hoping this thing will go away.
This is an unforgivable insult to dumb bastards everywhere.And in related new Zipp is still a dumb bastard !
Fixed.UL fans are sitting around playing video games all day with their "business from home" justhopingsmoking this thingwill goaway.
UL fans are sitting around playing video games all day with their "business from home" just hoping this thing will go away.
Fixed.
Yes they did agree. In fact, a poster just said due to ugliness of the ho's, there were no impermissible violations due to zero advantages in recruiting. Comical.I refuse to go to any UofL board and read their drivel but did anyone else go read the referenced post? I'm just wondering if the bird brains who responded agreed with him or had a little more common sense? I know, I know....
Did you really think the NCAA was going to let UL off with just self imposed penalties? If you did you're a dumb ass.
UL used hookers to recruit kids and didn't fire the coach or the AD. Let that sink in for a minute.
Address the intent. Not results. Using underage kids to recruit underage kids is vile. It's sickening and beyond repugnance. Trying to use dollar figures as a scapegoat for criminal activity on a campus for the INTENT to recruit is the main issue.Louisville fan here. I thought I'd post my thoughts on this whole thing.
I want to make this very clear - I am not defending what happened. It was repugnant. Whatever penalty the program gets - including losing the banner - I totally understand it. What happened (underage hookers for underage recruits) was just gross and yes that word repugnant.
I am saying that if we're going to fight it, you address the value of the "benefits." The amount per the NCAA was $5800. Divide $5800 across 4 years and that's $121 per month across like 15-20 recruits. The NCAA stated that recruits were turned off by what happened. Recruiting rankings per 247/Scout/Rivals went up after this thing stopped. Louisville leans went elsewhere after their visits. Ergo, no recruiting advantage was obtained by this horrible thing. That's the argument you make when you get in front of the NCAA Appeals Committee - any "benefits" were negligible, there was no recruiting advantage, and you use the NCAA's own words to argue this.
Every player on those 2012 and 2013 teams would have been there regardless of this ugly thing. Those players played those games and won those games. I don't want that taken away from those players and from me as a fan. I understand it if it is, but I don't want it. So, I think the above argument is the argument you make.
Address the intent. Not results. Using underage kids to recruit underage kids is vile. It's sickening and beyond repugnance. Trying to use dollar figures as a scapegoat for criminal activity on a campus for the INTENT to recruit is the main issue.
Jail.Everyplayer on those 2012 and 2013 teams would have been there regardless of this ugly thing. Those players played those games and won those games. I don't want that taken awayfrom those players and from me as a fan. I understand it if it is, but I don't want it. So, I think the above argument is the argument youmake.
So what is an appropriate punishment?
Every player on those 2012 and 2013 teams would have been there regardless of this ugly thing. Those players played those games and won those games.
Louisville fan here. I thought I'd post my thoughts on this whole thing.
I want to make this very clear - I am not defending what happened. It was repugnant. Whatever penalty the program gets - including losing the banner - I totally understand it. What happened (underage hookers for underage recruits) was just gross and yes that word repugnant.
I am saying that if we're going to fight it, you address the value of the "benefits." The amount per the NCAA was $5800. Divide $5800 across 4 years and that's $121 per month across like 15-20 recruits. The NCAA stated that recruits were turned off by what happened. Recruiting rankings per 247/Scout/Rivals went up after this thing stopped. Louisville leans went elsewhere after their visits. Ergo, no recruiting advantage was obtained by this horrible thing. That's the argument you make when you get in front of the NCAA Appeals Committee - any "benefits" were negligible, there was no recruiting advantage, and you use the NCAA's own words to argue this.
Every player on those 2012 and 2013 teams would have been there regardless of this ugly thing. Those players played those games and won those games. I don't want that taken away from those players and from me as a fan. I understand it if it is, but I don't want it. So, I think the above argument is the argument you make.
Every damn one of them would plead the 5th. None of them would testify knowing the penalty for perjury. And they could also call "other" witnesses that "could" possibly testify which if they admitted that Pitino DID know about this could make him/them criminally liable.If McGee testifies, I would bet my next paycheck he commits perjury. It's the Louisville way to just lie and cheat- keep kicking the can down the road.
UofL, you ran a dirty program, you cheated and you got caught. Take your punishment and clean up your act. You are a disgrace to college basketball and deserve the punishment that the NCAA gave you. Just be glad they didn't shut you down for 5 years.
Zippy reaching deep now, finally playing the race card.......
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It's easy to sit in the vacuum of a message board with your old-white-guy glasses on and moralize.
Pretty sure the poster was being sarcastic. I still don't think they'll have to vacate the title. I know, I'm a troll for this opinion.What are you snorting?
Had a true redbird ul fan tell me a couple of days ago. " I do understand our banners are coming down, but they better do more to unc or all hell will break loose". Can you imagine, a redbird fan with a brain....whoda thunk it ?
The only way UL had any chance to keep those banners was to have immediately canned Rick and any assistants that were there when the stuff happened. Because they ALL knew it was going on. Only the simplest of simpletons and buffooniest of buffoons could think otherwise.
Pretty sure the poster was being sarcastic. I still don't think they'll have to vacate the title. I know, I'm a troll for this opinion.
No you're actually not being clear at all. You're talking out of both sides if your mouth.
Supporting an appeal IS defending what UL did.
I like your last post against Zipp. You seem direct and honest on your feelings toward this topic. Kudos to you.Okay I will be as direct as I can.
I'm a fan. I watched those games. Those players played in those games. They happened. As a FAN who had nothing to do with any of this ugliness - of course I don't want the banner to come down. I don't want that for those players and I don't want it for me. I think this is pretty reasonable for any fan to feel that way. And I will say it again - because of what happened, I totally understand it and get it if the NCAA vacates the wins.
If this answer doesn't make sense then we'll just shake hands and move on.
Okay I will be as direct as I can.
I'm a fan. I watched those games. Those players played in those games. They happened. As a FAN who had nothing to do with any of this ugliness - of course I don't want the banner to come down. I don't want that for those players and I don't want it for me. I think this is pretty reasonable for any fan to feel that way. And I will say it again - because of what happened, I totally understand it and get it if the NCAA vacates the wins.
If this answer doesn't make sense then we'll just shake hands and move on.
Louisville fan here. I thought I'd post my thoughts on this whole thing.
I want to make this very clear - I am not defending what happened. It was repugnant. Whatever penalty the program gets - including losing the banner - I totally understand it. What happened (underage hookers for underage recruits) was just gross and yes that word repugnant.
I am saying that if we're going to fight it, you address the value of the "benefits." The amount per the NCAA was $5800. Divide $5800 across 4 years and that's $121 per month across like 15-20 recruits. The NCAA stated that recruits were turned off by what happened. Recruiting rankings per 247/Scout/Rivals went up after this thing stopped. Louisville leans went elsewhere after their visits. Ergo, no recruiting advantage was obtained by this horrible thing. That's the argument you make when you get in front of the NCAA Appeals Committee - any "benefits" were negligible, there was no recruiting advantage, and you use the NCAA's own words to argue this.
Every player on those 2012 and 2013 teams would have been there regardless of this ugly thing. Those players played those games and won those games. I don't want that taken away from those players and from me as a fan. I understand it if it is, but I don't want it. So, I think the above argument is the argument you make.
Regardless if the scheme worked, it's against rules and it's illegal.Don't you think it's gonna be hard to argue it didn't help recruiting when you went to the final four in 2012 and won the national championship in 2013?