Not that this is surprising at all
KU player tells all
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He'll just be chalked up as a disgruntled ex-player.
If the NCAA was going to do anything, they would have done it long ago. Nothing happening here.
If the NCAA was going to do anything, they would have done it long ago. Nothing happening here.
They just dropped a bag to get that Towson kid to come to then over UConn
Kansas fans reaction to this will be fun
Wasn't Preston the one who wrecked a car that wasn't his?
Wasn't Preston the one who wrecked a car that wasn't his?
Idaho State is going to pay for that comment for Preston. They might get the death penalty for paying $7 for a player to get a sandwich.
NCAA will probably add games to the KU all-time wins count now.
College basketball really trying to be the most corrupt sport on the planet. Ridiculous
Well it’s international fútbol and fifa for most corrupt and it’s not close. Cbb is screwed up though and the ncaa is a corrupt as Venezuela
That’s true. But most Americans don’t give a crap about soccer.
Mccants did the same thing to UNC and nothing happened. Said he never attended a class but made honor roll one year.
The NCAA gifted UNC a title for this transgression may be time to bet for Kansas in 2024
The NCAA gifted UNC a title for this transgression may be time to bet for Kansas in 2024
It must be nice to be Kansas and UNC fans, living with the certainty that no NCAA harm can ever come to their programs.
Kentucky? Well, we almost received the death penalty over $1,000.
Kentucky? Well, we almost received the death penalty over $1,000.
That doesn’t bother me since it’s legal now. These investigations took way to long and now the allegations seem silly with guys making a mil a year.
Thats because there is nothing they can do about academic fraud unless the school agrees it happened. UNCheat lacked the character to be honest.
They have the power to do anything they want to. How many times have wins been vacated because one person cheated on a test, etc.
They did nothing because of the culprit.
Same reason they sent Kentucky a letter after celebrating Cal’s 500th win yet many other schools celebrated vacated outcomes that same year and got nothing.
The NCAA does what it wants to who it wants, both good and bad.
Yeah it’s fine now, it’s just UConn thought he was there’s then the kid went on the visit to ku
Jim Beheim would disagree with you there.
Also memphis and umass fans would disagree with you.
Duke had a player work with an agent get compensated and paid, but the ncaa said K and Duke didn’t know so nothing. Camby did that and umass vacates a season.
Memphis is said to have used an ineligible player in derick rose, forfeits season. Yet Darrell Arthur had grades changed in high school to be able to play, meaning shouldn’t he also be ineligible for college? Nope Kansas season and title in tact.
You can say the NCAA has integrity and operates by their own bylaws and uses the same rules for everyone if you would like.
Evidence suggests they can do whatever they want and have acted this way for years.
Only recently have they taken the don’t forget anything but collect a check approach.
Sounds like White House Mid-West to me. Everyone getting bucks and no one cares
Just cheating SOB’s plain and
Simple!!
Simple!!
The NCAA will eventually come down with a ruling that, since it is now okay to pay players then Kansas will be let off without punishment. Even though when the violations occured it was against the rules for players to receive money.
No it means Sanky’s gonads flipped and he now has ovaries.
Kansas, Louisville and LSU all dirty as hell. Adidas sucks. Throw in Alabama, Auburn, Creighton, Oklahoma State, South Carolina, TCU and USC for good measure since they all were on probation for the same crap.
www.espn.com
Auburn on probation; Pearl suspended 2 games
Auburn's men's basketball program was placed on four years' probation and coach Bruce Pearl was suspended for two games after he failed to adequately monitor former assistant coach Chuck Person and did not promote an atmosphere of compliance.
Why are you mixing academic fraud with agent payments and initial eligibility? You need to catch up or something.
No fanbase misunderstands NIL more than Kentucky fans. Pay for play is not legal now. Adidas paid him to play at an and Adidas school, nothing now is legal about that.
I am saying the ncaa can do whatever they want when they want.
You said that is not the case.
I gave several examples of the ncaa treating cases completely different.
Jim bowhiem coaches Syracuse and lost 100 wins because of academic fraud.
Jim herick got fired and Georgia lost wins because of three players.
But you are defending the integrity of the ncaa for not punishing academic fraud for over 20 years at UNC.
Every single case of academic fraud that does not involve UNC has resulted in penalties has it not?
Sheesh, probably because most schools have character. You're trying to conflate issues. Sorry you're still wrong and I'm tired of the argument. Its like arguing with my 16 year old nephew. He knows everything too.
No is the answer to your question.
Now I'm done.
Does this really even matter now?Not that this is surprising at all
Yep, a few years ago this would’ve seemed like a big deal. But now in this Wild West no-rules NIL era where everybody’s blatantly trying to buy their players …and with the NCAA seeming to have totally given up on even trying meaningful enforcement …stories like these almost seem laughably outdated.
Yep, they were cheating their asses off. And nobody cares any longer.
I don’t disagree necessarily, here is the argument with the issue you raise. …
Prove it.
This is the fatal flaw with NIL. It is rotten at its core. NCAA knows it Schools know it. Boosters know it.
How is this any different than the past before NIL was a thing when programs were paying players? NIL is just players making money off of their name and fame as they should be able to.
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