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How did the UNC Wheels for Heels program work?

So this was to buy him off so he wouldn't speak about their corruption.

Practically all of my "info" is from what I have gleaned from Pack Pride. Even though they have been magnificent in keeping up with the multitude of UNC prongs of violations and shady actions, I will add a small disclaimer to what I'm posting. That and my "rememory" can sometimes be on the fritz. LOL!

IIRC, Graves had actually re-enrolled as a "student" (for lack of a better word) back at UNC while toiling away as a video coordinator and paying what was obviously an enormous amount of rent to Roy. Must have been picking up a lot of overtime coordinating videos. Or, maybe he was running some type of "side business" from the residence. :pimp:

This was also during the time when UNC was about to get nailed for the consecutive years of substandard APR (where have you gone Deb DiMaggio?). I think if UNC had one more bad year of APR, then they were looking at potentially being ineligible for NCAA post season. Which I'm sure sent a collective OMG across the UNC/NCAA landscape. When Graves was originally booted from the team, he left in bad academic standing and was one of the reasons for the low APR scores during this time.

Packprider's surmised that Graves was welcomed/enticed/ordered back into the fold to get him back in school and reverse the APR hit(s) caused by his earlier time there. As fate would have it, there was also a high paying athletics dept. job open that allowed Graves to afford the exorbitant rent Roy was, uh, charging him.

Almost beyond belief that such a curious story about a former NCAA college basketball player living in his former coach's high priced rental while turning it into a hookah lounge never even garnered the slightest local or national media attention or even a nanosecond sideways glance from the NCAA.
 
a ton of shady stuff which UNC & the NCAA have ignored to date.

While the academic fraud scandal is a towering inferno of flames, all of the other cheating that has at least been superficially exposed is nothing short of the smoke generated by the Kuwaiti oil fires in GW1.

There's more logic in a Monty Python movie than the NCAA's willful ignorance to the absolute cesspool that is Chapel Hill. SMU violations in the 80's were like a student athlete washing their car from a hose connected to a university building compared to UNC transgressions.
 
I don't know but how much alcohol am I going to need Monday night? and what would you guys suggest if our worst nightmare comes to fruition? makers mark? Jack Daniels? tequila? pills? meth? crack? jump off a cliff? LOL. :p :weary::uzi::(

I don't drink and never have but if my worse case scenario happens on Monday, I might start! Right now, my favorite team in the nation is Oregon. On Monday, it may well be either Gonzaga or S. Carolina. In order, the team I would like to see win the title:

1. Gonzaga
2. USC
3. Oregon

There isn't a 4.
 
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North Carolina is a very dirty Program .... I really don't see how UofL could get smacked too hard honestly if the NCAA is only going slap on the wrist UNC... but that's what i think will happen.... UofL vacates some games and suspends pitino and UNC will vacate no games and probably have no punishment ... i don't know, I can't see NCAA even giving a slap on the wrist. How would they justify not full punishment if they are going to punish, because the crime is the greatest in college basketball history in my eyes.... They were able to keep players eligible through false grades/courses for almost 30 years .. that's a pretty big advantage. Recruiting kids, and the kids know ...let's not act like they wouldn't, that UNC*** was the place to go and just play basketball and not worry about the school part, the studying part, the part that everyone hates.... Hell i hated it and i was a straight A student.
The NCAA can penalize one team and let the other go free that is their power and it is sickening. As we all know they have to many powerful alums.
 
I don't know but how much alcohol am I going to need Monday night? and what would you guys suggest if our worst nightmare comes to fruition? makers mark? Jack Daniels? tequila? pills? meth? crack? jump off a cliff? LOL. :p :weary::uzi::(
All of the above probably.
 
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I don't recall how Bilas weighed-in on this other stuff. I know he thinks the academic fraud is no problem for UNC.
 
I don't recall how Bilas weighed-in on this other stuff. I know he thinks the academic fraud is no problem for UNC.

Nothing is a problem. Only the NCAA is at fault for anything. No school or coach is ever wrong. I guess that's so he can be consistent when he glosses over their issues.
 
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Just imagine for a moment....If that was MKG on that video. Do you truly believe for one second that the NCAA, ESPN, and national media would not have burned our program to the ground?? Our country moves closer and closer to a banana republic every day. If you have big money and connections you are above all laws.
 
Ugh. This is all so sickening to recall. Truly a cesspool of a program that has at least two completely illegitimate national championships.

At least they are getting some karma this year, but it isn’t nearly enough.
The combo of getting off scot free from their cheating, the Rooferee and a national title still makes me want to go crap down somebody's chimney.
 
Fats was just the middle man. Fats never paid for these cars, and it was not only PJ getting them. If the hapless NCAA had looked into this just a little bit, there was many cases of impermissable benefits. I think Michael Jordan furnished the money (can't prove it) and had been for many years. Worst kept secret around Chapel Hill was the number of cars from Michael Jordan Nissan that players were driving. That got to be too obvious, so they switched to rental cars. NCAA never attempted to look at this.
 
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