So... the word on the street is that Adidas is dirty...

[KYJamm]

How many schools will this nationwide web snare?

 

[CatPhight]

 

[LostinIndiana]

The word on the street is that they all are dirty; the others just haven't been caught yet.

 

[shaolin style]

Bravo.

 

[morgousky]

If that's your work, bravo.

 

[morgousky]

The word on the street is that they all are dirty; the others just haven't been caught yet.

We've heard this before. First of all cheating isn't against the rules unless you get caught. There's no price to be paid for accusations.

Secondly your statement is totally false. There is no way every single program is cheating. That would be impossible. There are different levels of cheating too, where some programs might have walked in lighter shades of dark.

Until a program is proven to have cheated, it's a bogus claim to make. Many run with because it makes them feel better about their program.

 

[LostinIndiana]

I wasn't talking about the programs per se. I was talking about the appae

We've heard this before. First of all cheating isn't against the rules unless you get caught. There's no price to be paid for accusations.

Secondly your statement is totally false. There is no way every single program is cheating. That would be impossible. There are different levels of cheating too, where some programs might have walked in lighter shades of dark.

Until a program is proven to have cheated, it's a bogus claim to make. Many run with because it makes them feel better about their program.

I wasn't talking about the programs. I was referencing the apparel companies. There is just too much money and competition within the industry to keep yourself clean. Their sponsorship of AAU and other "amateur" programs are shady at best.