Baylor Recruiting Violations

[doggydaddy]

I have pictures....

Whew...when I saw you replied in this thread, I felt for sure I would be seeing me wearing Mulkey's clothes.

 

[pinotbear]

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Like the man says: it's just a matter of time.

 

[justML]

LOL...fair enough.

I know that HuskyNan is ready to put some sanctions on me if I don't settle down a bit.

The mods must really like you...I can't remember the last time a thread has been allowed to grow so long!

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[Tonyc]

Tony is probably buried in taxes at the moment and probably didn't see the announcement of the final action.

Ice thanks I am buried in taxes and just glanced at the board and saw this thread. I didnt know a decision had been made.

 

[LIB MR BEARS]

...that and also NCAA said BU was fully cooperative. The same could not be said of the UConn men's program.

Just like Watergate, Bountygate and several other ___gates, the coverup/denial/misleading usually causes more damage than the original issue.

 

[DaddyChoc]

I am sure she just drove them to the restaurant because buying them dinner would be against the rules:

"On either May 31 or June 1, 2008, the head women's basketball coach had impermissible contact with and provided an impermissible inducement to prospect 1 and her father, in addition to prospect 2 and her mother when she transported them in her vehicle at a basketball skills academy. The head women's basketball coach was in attendance and observing her daughter, and during a break in the event, the head women's basketball coach transported the two prospects and their parents from the event site to a restaurant."

I was talking about the Nate Miles UConn Mens issue... money was involved

 

[justML]

I was talking about the Nate Miles UConn Mens issue... money was involved

And the extra kick is the pants was that Miles never played for Calhoun.