This isn't accurate cause they didn't name player xxxxx or other player xxxx. If it doesn't name players by name it didn't happen according to bobby.
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This isn't accurate cause they didn't name player xxxxx or other player xxxx. If it doesn't name players by name it didn't happen according to bobby.
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The NCAA carefully defined them as impermissible benefits rather than academic fraud in UNC's case. Hard to say you're paying athletes with an education when they're not getting an education! Plus, impermissible benefits gives them a lot of latitude in how they want to rule. Have to assume Rashanda McCants' lawsuit prompted this.If UNC men's basketball gets off with nothing more than a slap on the wrist, is there anything in the NCAA bylaws that would keep schools like Memphis, Western Kentucky, Tennessee, Minnesota, UMass, Michigan, Southern Miss, etc. from suing the NCAA? All have been penalized by the NCAA for scenarios that were much less than what UNC did for over 20 years.
Does the threat of these lawsuits in any way shape or form influence the NCAA's decisions?
This isn't accurate cause they didn't name player xxxxx or other player xxxx. If it doesn't name players by name it didn't happen according to bobby.
Yea, that's killed both of these schools last few yearsThere are not any really good teams on paper...so yeah, UNC has just as good a shot as anyone sadly. Now UK and Duke can become really good, but with their big reliance on frosh I'm gonna hold off on that. KU, UNC, Maryland, etc, have a lot of experience back, but not super talented teams either.
Yep, you can pretty much rule out wbb, soccer, baseball, water polo, and chess with the above statistic. Primarily for mbb and mbb benefited the most from it.
Thin inside ? You haven't been keeping up have ya.The "homer" IS strong with this one.
I respect UK. I respect Coach Cal (not the man, the recruiter)
But you are thin inside this year.
IF Diallo clears, we gotcha this year.
Put a tall kid on Murray, Frank handles Ulis, limit Skal with any one of our bigs, and we are good to go.
It's a question of scoring duh.
KU has Frank, Selden, Graham, Greene, Svi. On the perimeter.
Ellis, Bragg, Diallo, Mickelson, Lucas and Traylor down low.
Can Skal and Murray, as freshman, out-score us? We will see.
As always, with respect.
Okay, I have a serious question. I heard today from a friend in Chapel Hill that Bethel's documentary wasn't going so well. So, with that in mind, can we help him out? What should be in the documentary that helps the image of UNC in the midst of this horrible scandal?
I have some ideas.....
1) Interview Crowder for sure. She needs to break down and cry about seeing students who simply could NOT do college level work and devising a plan to allow them to get a degree without doing any real work. (Can't mention anything about being a bball fan or being friends with Dean's secretary, etc)
2) Interview Roy. He can cry and talk about how proud he is of his kids who "did the work that was assigned to them."
He can then say, with a straight face, that he had no idea that the classes didn't meet and he was trusting UNC to educate them. (Nobody at UNC would catch the inconsistency)
3) Interview one of the academic counselors who previously refused to cooperate and have them say that they are being framed by PackPride. They can claim PackPride wrote the damning emails and put them on the UNC server.
4) Do a lengthy interview with Boxill and make her look unbelievably guilty and then pin the blame for the scandal on women's basketball.
Mary Willingham & Rashad.McCants, they some snitches.
Here's another shocking #
Entertain this theory, and it's only that, a theory ...
I think Roy is going to be a sac lamb for all of this. NOA only went back to '02 to protect Dean and his '93 title, Roy gets a big contract, they're obviously going to let him cruise through the next season, and all of that because they're going to take at least 1 banner away. It's kind of a severance package, of sorts. Kind of like, we're not going to kill your reputation by hammering you mid-season, and we're giving you one more crack at a title, but we're taking '05 and you're getting a show cause when cbb dies down after the tournament. I really believe UNC** made this deal in order to protect Dean. It's becoming more and more clear the more I think about it.
I heard today from a friend in Chapel Hill that Bethel's documentary wasn't going so well.
Okay, I have a serious question. I heard today from a friend in Chapel Hill that Bethel's documentary wasn't going so well.
Please don't let this be true. Bethel's 'masterpiece' is one of the things I've been looking forward to all summer. Almost as much as watching Pack Pride tear it apart piece by piece.
I seriously can't wait to see the fruits of all the money Tar Heel fans threw at this project. I foresee a lot of foreboding music with Bethel solemnly repeating nonsense about how it's so unfair that people keep taking pokes at UNC, when all the poor Tar Heels were doing was lying, cheating and stealing a legitimate education from their athletes for nearly two decades, all in the name of propping up a facade of righteousness that was hypocritical and a complete farce.
Speaking of pack pride does anyone know what they mean when they talk about the Krakken? I'm lost on that one.
Got something new here ........
Apparently the UNC basketball team has enrolled in full time-show classes for this semester.
Interview the walk ons from the 1993-2014 teams declaring how rigorous their classes were at UNC***
Have the same walk ons release their transcripts
Sock puppet of Wayne Walden admitting he used mass hypnosis techniques passed to him by Burgess McSwain to keep basketball players eligible.
Got something new here ........
Apparently the UNC basketball team has enrolled in full time-show classes for this semester.
Wonder if those positions are enticing enough to draw a seasoned vet out of the footwear industry?Tutor positions just increased X100. Someone has to earn those A's and B's.
Seeing where the twitter account @paperclassinc is shutting down after all the backlash they have received over this scandal. It's truly sad that some people have no morals trying to coverup a policy of corrupt leadership and 'Caroliaring' their way simply for competing for basketball championships.
Just wanted to point out the level of hatred that comes with being a UNC fan.
http://paperclassinc.com/a-farewell-to-twitter/
An abusive smear campaign against Mary Willingham and Jay Smith's family members. The Cheat mob will do anything to shutdown sources of dissenting information. I imagine this is probably happening to everyone who reports the truth about the scandal.
Interesting.I don't know exactly what they are referring to, but my impression is that there is additional information already known which is so serious and damaging it would decimate the University of North Carolina System, which is a consortium of Universities (which includes not only UNC-Chapel Hill but N.C. State, and many other public schools across the state).
University of North Carolina System's 17 Campuses
I think the fear is that release of the Krakken will irreparably harm the schools themselves, leading to budget cuts etc. and could entangle a lot of otherwise innocent people in the fallout.
I think the hope is that just by hinting that there is enough information potentially available to bury UNC-Chapel Hill that it will force the administrators/coaches etc. to finally come clean and take their medicine, rather than continue to fight it tooth and nail and put up smokescreens as they have.
Maybe it's just a bluff. But I've learned not to underestimate Pack Pride's insiders, and the fact that there's additional damaging information associated with this scandal is a given.
FWIW, I've always assumed that ALL the information will come out one way or the other. Whether that happens in one year or twenty years I don't know, but the way UNC-Chapel Hill has reacted to date, it looks like it's going to be a very long and very drawn out process.