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. A peek at Miller’s client list shows ties to schools like Louisville, Syracuse, North Carolina State during Mark Gottfried’s tenure, Oklahoma State during Travis Ford’s tenure, Florida during Billy Donovan’s time there and Fred Hoiberg’s time at Iowa State.
Actually, the NCAA hasn't set any precedents, and that's a problem. It would be better if the NCAA was consistent in applying rules. But that isn't the point here. This is an FBI investigation, not an NCAA investigation.After the UNC stuff, nothing matters anymore.
Who cares?
The NCAA has already set a precedent.
Oh. I suppose everybody is going down except UNCheat.
A source who has been briefed on the case laughed: “You might see Tennessee-Chattanooga as a No. 2 seed.”
Ok, this is beyond stupid. The freaking FBI wasting time and money on college basketball?It's Thameltoe...but....this is, apparently, going to be heavy duty!!
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/college-basketball-corruption_us_5a862b94e4b00bc49f426f7e
AlohaCat
What's sad is all the effort of NC State to expose the REAL cheating by UNC means nothing and NC State gets caught up in this with Dennis Smith and Gotfried
I guess the question is: Is the information the FBI has "actionable" .... I defer to those on the Board that are attorney's to opine on this...I would like to know IF this information WILL come out and if indictments will be the result of the FBI information (if actionable).
AlohaCat.
It's going to be tough for the FBI to prove that coaches took bribes to steer players towards agents. That's the only thing illegal going on here. It's not illegal to pay a player directly to come to your school. The FBI does not care about that. I don't think everyone is clear on that.Actually, the NCAA hasn't set any precedents, and that's a problem. It would be better if the NCAA was consistent in applying rules. But that isn't the point here. This is an FBI investigation, not an NCAA investigation.
I think what they were saying in essence was that there probably isn't any more information to lead to arresting anyone else. Remember the arrests were related to assistants taking bribes to steer players toward agents and financial advisers. That is illegal. It is not illegal to pay players to come to your school, so the FBI will not prosecute anyone for that. However this article makes it sound like in the process of finding people that were doing illegal things they caught a lot of non-illegal payments to recruits.
Note when I say illegal above, I mean under US or any state law, not under the NCAA rules, which would have a wider definition of right and wrong. Obviously under NCAA rules paying players is illegal and will be investigated separately from the FBI investigation.The nuance here is the reason why U of L fired Pitino, but no one from U of L is facing FBI charges. They were paying players, they were not taking bribes to steer them towards agents or financial advisers.
Meanwhile, 17 kids were killed in a school shooting by a kid that the FBI knew about and was told was a threat. They did nothing.Ok, this is beyond stupid. The freaking FBI wasting time and money on college basketball?
The whole thing is just silly.
Although I don't think there are any guarantee with this kind of thing, I'd be willing to bet UK is clean. The athletics culture at UK was cleaned up by Lee Todd. Compliance was emphasized in all of Todd's hires. The main reason we see so much public rancor toward Mitch Barnhart stems precisely from that, since Todd tasked Barnhart to force a lot of wealthy, poorly behaved boosters out of the athletics department's inner workings. Those boosters continue unsuccessfully in their attempts to unseat Barnhart. But at a time like this, UK is fortunate to have placed a strong emphasis on compliance. The reason the Calipari-UK relationship has been successful is because the environment at UK emphasizes Calipari's strengths while circumscribing his idiosyncrasies. Players come to play for Calipari because they believe it is in their long term interests. Calipari doesn't need to cheat. All he has to do is show a high school player how former UK players are doing in the NBA. I think it's becoming obvious where the actual cheating is going on, and that explains why the hubbub is predicting that the rankings will be significantly impacted when this thing blows up.Guarantee we are clear because if we weren’t Thamel would be making repeated innuendos across all media platforms.
Exactly.After the UNC stuff, nothing matters anymore.
Who cares?
The NCAA has already set a precedent.
I hope you are right. This “down” year for UK may be a blessing in disguise. Gotta look at the bright side folks.Although I don't think there are any guarantee with this kind of thing, I'd be willing to bet UK is clean. The athletics culture at UK was cleaned up by Lee Todd. Compliance was emphasized in all of Todd's hires. The main reason we see so much public rancor toward Mitch Barnhart stems precisely from that, since Todd tasked Barnhart to force a lot of wealthy, poorly behaved boosters out of the athletics department's inner workings. Those boosters continue unsuccessfully in their attempts to unseat Barnhart. But at a time like this, UK is fortunate to have placed a strong emphasis on compliance. The reason the Calipari-UK relationship has been successful is because the environment at UK emphasizes Calipari's strengths while circumscribing his idiosyncrasies. Players come to play for Calipari because they believe it is in their long term interests. Calipari doesn't need to cheat. All he has to do is show a high school player how former UK players are doing in the NBA. I think it's becoming obvious where the actual cheating is going on, and that explains why the hubbub is predicting that the rankings will be significantly impacted when this thing blows up.
Man, I sure hope so. Would love to see the hammer dropped on that fake ass program.I do. The feds don't care how popular you are in college basketball.
The Bagley knee thing that we were talking about in the other thread might just be true. This might be Bagley's sore knee and it's possible that K's back is getting REALLLLLY sore right about now.
It'll happen about the time Hillary gets her indictment.All a bunch of nonsense.
Actually, the NCAA hasn't set any precedents, and that's a problem. It would be better if the NCAA was consistent in applying rules. But that isn't the point here. This is an FBI investigation, not an NCAA investigation.