How about Russ SmithIt's called CYA...no banners will come down and Benedict gets five games...slap on the wrist. Meanwhile at uncheat...nothing to see here.
How about Russ SmithIt's called CYA...no banners will come down and Benedict gets five games...slap on the wrist. Meanwhile at uncheat...nothing to see here.
Basically like when you were a little kid and your grandma made you go pick the switch for your whoopin'.They have determined who is ineligible. It's Lousiville's job to look up what games they played in.
Waiting for the next issue of Sports Illustrated to see if a Louisville player is standing there with the headline, Louisville's Shame.
The problem with that is except for us (because they pollute our beautiful state with their filth) no one gives a damn about a pathetic little cheating city college beyond a shake of the head...Waiting for the next issue of Sports Illustrated to see if a Louisville player is standing there with the headline, Louisville's Shame.
No worries they can just take it out of their slush fund... err... I mean, UL "Foundation"...That was UL's self imposed fine. NCAA added revenue from 4 tournaments to be repaid.
From what I understand, the NCAA have told them the ineligible players. They are asking UL to let them know what games they played in during that date span as the NCAA isn't wanting to review game film and look at boxscore on over 100 games.
But the banner is coming down.
That's not how it works. The NCAA Statistics staff has on file every box score from those years. Not like Louisville can just make up whatever games those players played in. Not sure why the NCAA can't just do the work to look it up themselves though. Sure as hell wouldn't take more than a couple hours at most no matter who did it, much less 45 days, with the statistics software. They can literally press a few buttons and the software will pull up a game log for each individual player for each season.Basically like when you were a little kid and your grandma made you go pick the switch for your whoopin'.![]()
There is zero need to review game film for this. Every player that plays in a game shows up on the box score...I guess it makes sense. Still seems silly.
I wonder if he'll be standing there getting a hummer.Waiting for the next issue of Sports Illustrated to see if a Louisville player is standing there with the headline, Louisville's Shame.
It's purely procedural.That's not how it works. The NCAA Statistics staff has on file every box score from those years. Not like Louisville can just make up whatever games those players played in. Not sure why the NCAA can't just do the work to look it up themselves though. Sure as hell wouldn't take more than a couple hours at most no matter who did it, much less 45 days, with the statistics software. They can literally press a few buttons and the software will pull up a game log for each individual player for each season.
There is zero need to review game film for this. Every player that plays in a game shows up on the box score...
I just read it as NCAA isn't going through the box scores, expects UL to.
With UL being made to report the games that they played ineligible players (which is a matter of indisputable facts)
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Then NCAA will then say "OK, you have admitted you played ineligible players in banner games, those banners come down"
Checkmate.
That way, UL cannot sue. Simply a legal maneuver.