The longer this goes on, it will become like D-Day, people will forget that it even happened., You can almost see the unc administration smiling right now as the media slowly forgets. I wish North Carolina State could find something else wrong that they are doing even as we speak.
Seriously, you can't make this crap up. Wayne wants us to believe that he knew that the secretary was grading papers and he felt that was on par with a TA doing some grading??
Either the guy is stupid or a liar or maybe both.
Either the guy is stupid or a liar or maybe both.
"Statements in the Wainstein report seem to have been interpreted as if I had secret knowledge about these courses which I did not share with the coaches," Walden said. "This simply is not true."
Sounds like he's saying he shared his secret knowledge with the coaches.
Sounds like he's saying he shared his secret knowledge with the coaches.
Someone please post a link to the email he sent to get the player who had trouble reading into the AFAM class
Ok wayne, I believe ya partner........
But now I'm really upset at the lack of oversight by you and the coaches at UNC. It's basically the equivalent of LIC.
I mean, he's basicallg saying he really didn't do his job at all. Unc is taking a road here that could save some of the program from probation, but it's going to cause tremendous harm to the reputations of unc, Roy Williams, Walden, and everyone involved.
It's actually sad.
But now I'm really upset at the lack of oversight by you and the coaches at UNC. It's basically the equivalent of LIC.
I mean, he's basicallg saying he really didn't do his job at all. Unc is taking a road here that could save some of the program from probation, but it's going to cause tremendous harm to the reputations of unc, Roy Williams, Walden, and everyone involved.
It's actually sad.
To me, Walden simply stating that hey, everyone does it here at UNC, so no reason to question any of the decisions being made.
I am convinced this approach of this how things normally ran will cost them their holy than thou status. The only reason Walden is not still at UNC? This scandal, plain and simple.
I am convinced this approach of this how things normally ran will cost them their holy than thou status. The only reason Walden is not still at UNC? This scandal, plain and simple.
In that email Walden asks Crowder to place a player in a class to improve his reading and writing skills. She responds by placing him in an AFAM class that does no reading or writing. Walden has already admitted to knowing that the AFAM classes were set up as independent studies. Why would he allow Crowder to place a player in a class that he knew required no reading or writing after telling her that's what he needed help with?
This will go down in history as being the biggest cover up ever. The 3 blind mice could have felt their way through this by now, the NCAA investigation is more about protecting than curing the problems of UNCheat.
OK. So, in today's lesson in denial, we're told
1. Fball and bball players made up less than 1% of the student body and fully 50% of the AFAM students were fball and bball players. This was an accident. No one steered the players to AFAM classes.
2. No one on the basketball coaching staff knew AFAM classes were irregular.
So what? UNC knowingly offered bogus classes to student athletes. I don't care what the coaches knew or should have known. The athletes were ineligible, period. However, expecting me to believe that the coaching staffs knew and should have known nothing is laughable. I'm not that stupid.
(Here's the main quote I'm relying upon from the article, with emphasis. "Walden's role[/B] in what Wainstein called a "paper-class scheme" created in part to keep athletes eligible could be important to the NCAA[/B], which would be interested if academic advisors steered players to classes they knew to be fraudulent[/B]. However,[/B] former assistant coach Joe Holladay said that like everyone else in the basketball office, Walden never encouraged players to take AFAM classes and was shocked to find out the extent of Crowder's involvement.")[/B]
1. Fball and bball players made up less than 1% of the student body and fully 50% of the AFAM students were fball and bball players. This was an accident. No one steered the players to AFAM classes.
2. No one on the basketball coaching staff knew AFAM classes were irregular.
So what? UNC knowingly offered bogus classes to student athletes. I don't care what the coaches knew or should have known. The athletes were ineligible, period. However, expecting me to believe that the coaching staffs knew and should have known nothing is laughable. I'm not that stupid.
(Here's the main quote I'm relying upon from the article, with emphasis. "Walden's role[/B] in what Wainstein called a "paper-class scheme" created in part to keep athletes eligible could be important to the NCAA[/B], which would be interested if academic advisors steered players to classes they knew to be fraudulent[/B]. However,[/B] former assistant coach Joe Holladay said that like everyone else in the basketball office, Walden never encouraged players to take AFAM classes and was shocked to find out the extent of Crowder's involvement.")[/B]
He can backtrack all he wants. He can contradict himself a thousand times for all I care. That's easy to do after the shit hits the fan, BUT ...
The emails he sent before this thing blew wide open are absolute, irrefutable evidence that directly implicate him (a member of the basketball staff). Strict Liability, remember that?
This post was edited on 1/13 11:17 AM by jarms24
The emails he sent before this thing blew wide open are absolute, irrefutable evidence that directly implicate him (a member of the basketball staff). Strict Liability, remember that?
This post was edited on 1/13 11:17 AM by jarms24
Another thing ... what the hell does "secret knowledge" mean? That to me, just makes it sound like everyone knew about the sham, which makes this even more egregious. I really need the idiot on IC who published that article to let us know the contextual meaning of that phrase.
It's pathetic in life to watch a person get busted for something and yet they continue on with their lies despite proof contradicting what they say . UNC is that person , they're in too deep at this point and to them it's worse to come clean than to cling onto the lies . Even if they got full on crushed by every sanctioning body possible , they would still continue to lie because they think it only counts if you admit it .
I would call it childish behavior but that would shade it with an innocent light , what they're doing is wicked and corrupt . A college that is deceitful in action is in charge of shaping young minds , that's disgusting .
I would call it childish behavior but that would shade it with an innocent light , what they're doing is wicked and corrupt . A college that is deceitful in action is in charge of shaping young minds , that's disgusting .
Could be this one "It's better to be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt".
This article also wants to point out that Holladay was the liason between Wayne and his buddy Roy, so here we have another layer to peel back and not implicate the head coach. Yet, who gets paid for the academic success of the basketball athletes when they meet GPA standards?
I was just reading about Jaylen Brown's visit to UNC and how he was treated to their family like atmosphere. I read Jaylen's favorite teams growing up were the '05 and '09 teams of course. It sounds like the basketball staff is glossing over the obvious and Brown is not even addressing the academic scandal. BTW, Brown states his decision is not just based on playing basketball in college...............okay.......
I was just reading about Jaylen Brown's visit to UNC and how he was treated to their family like atmosphere. I read Jaylen's favorite teams growing up were the '05 and '09 teams of course. It sounds like the basketball staff is glossing over the obvious and Brown is not even addressing the academic scandal. BTW, Brown states his decision is not just based on playing basketball in college...............okay.......
It is called plausible deniability. He states he had no "secret" knowledge, so in his mind he was making a correct statement; however, he is thinking to himself that is correct because the knowledge was not a secret - basically using the vernacular to clear himself. Cannot believe this is still going on. Would love for a D1 school to publicly ask the NCAA if it is ok to set up classes for students so they can stay eligible and have staff members grade the papers for classes they don't have to attend?
In other words....."I did not, not know that I did not know what I knew"
ARGUMENTUM AD NAUSEAM (argument to the point of disgust; i.e., by repetition)
This is the fallacy of trying to prove something
by saying it again and again (teachers and instructors beware...). But
no matter how many times you repeat something, it will not become any
more or less true than it was in the first place.
ARGUMENTUM AD NAUSEAM (argument to the point of disgust; i.e., by repetition)
This is the fallacy of trying to prove something
by saying it again and again (teachers and instructors beware...). But
no matter how many times you repeat something, it will not become any
more or less true than it was in the first place.
