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Message: [QUOTE="huskeynut, post: 2347614, member: 750"] Two things going on with this shocker. First, this is an FBI investigation. For the FBI to hold a news conference and lay out what we know so far, they have solid and incriminating evidence. This evidence is not only going to affect coaches and assistant coaches, this will go up to athletic directors and school presidents. In an FBI investigation, no one is safe. Don't forget, there are big federal dollars that go the colleges/ universities. We are talking fraud, bribery, fraud over state lines, potential money laundering. The IRS will probably be brought in to go over the books. I think we are just hearing the tip of the iceberg. As to Pitino and Louisville, as more info becomes public, the death penalty is going to become a bigger option. Emmert and the NCAA have little credibility now. If they do the slap on the wrist, they will have no credibility. Part of this is institutional control which seems to be absent at Louisville and other schools. Pitino has to go as does Jurick. Louisville has no choice. Pitino should be banned from ever coaching an NCAA basketball team at any level. People are tired of programs getting wrecked and the coaches walking away with nothing happening to them. As to ACC, they are going to have to take a serious look at Louisville. And The U - University of Miami, is on the list too. Miami has had several problems over the years with their football and baseball programs. Now basketball. [/QUOTE]

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