Hoops Trial Verdict: GUILTY

[Scrutineer]

Anyone wonder if the NCAA will let this get old and cold and then just punt saying the FBI didn't find any schools or coaches complicit.

Won't happen. They'll find UConn was behind all this and administer the death penalty.

 

[Mano]

"When recruiting prospective student-athletes, my staff and I have not and do not offer improper inducements to them or their families to influence their college decisions, nor are we aware of any third-party involvement to do so," said the 16th-year KU coach.

Self: KU has not, does not offer improper benefits to recruits

Of course.

Dirty dirty liar face.

Self: Never used improper benefits in recruiting

 

[formerlurker]

 

[Vowelguy]

In order to get meaningful change, there needs to be a scandal at 2nd tier schools. Then the NCAA will go whole hog. But Kansas? No way. Too close to the sun.

 

[huskeynut]

The NCAA is run by the university/ college presidents. Nothing will happen to any school unless the university/ colleges allow it.

 

[nelsonmuntz]

Expect lots of assistants to flip now. These are basketball coaches, not the Cosa Nostra. They aren't going to jail for their boss. I also expect a lot of assistants to simply get out of the coaching business. I am sure most of them got into it because they loved coaching and they thought they could make decent money someday, but it is a long road, and most of them have to sell their soul to get to the top.

 

[huskymedic]

SI McCann: Why the prosecution won in the college hoops trial

 

[Edward Sargent]

Dirty dirty liar face.

Self: Never used improper benefits in recruiting

Like another famous Bill once intimated. It depends on what your definition of improper is.

 

[huskymedic]

LMAO:

 

[DarthGrumpy]

LMAO:

After everything that has gone down at the U of L, if the NCAA does not give their hoops program the death penalty, no school ever will...except for UConn.