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No, she just offers suppositions. She doesn't have definitive proof Pitino knows. He might be punished, but he won't lose his job.
I think it was @upstater who has discussed the Yum Center many times regarding the inaccurate reporting regarding Louisville's athletic numbers.Se x has been a known marketing tool since the dawn of mankind and thus it is no surprise that these shenanigans have been taking place around big time college basketball and football programs for as long as anyone can remember, especially because this is college and we are talking about 18 year old boys and girls. The difference here is if it was actually paid for directly or indirectly by the university, its coach and/or a know sponsor/booster. That's not just a NCAA violation, that's a crime (at least outside of Nevada). Just ask Elliot Spitzer. If the NCAA can find receipts, and there are always receipts, Pitino will be going down (and Calipari will suddenly be the new coach at some NBA team).
Louisville also has to keep an eye on the Yum Center too as it is slowly making its way through bankruptcy court and several other court issues. If the agency that does control the arena does go bankrupt (its $300 million in debt), will U Louisville, who is primary tenant, become responsible for at least a portion of that dept. if so, there goes Louisville's astronomical basketball profit margins.
http://insiderlouisville.com/metro/...endent-cpa-firm-examine-yum-center-financing/
I think it was @upstater who has discussed the Yum Center many times regarding the inaccurate reporting regarding Louisville's athletic numbers.
Any why will Calipari be leaving. Powell was probably a Kentucky plant.
On Monday, Louisville coach Rick Pitino again denied that he had any knowledge that a former staffer allegedly paid for recruits and players to have sex with escorts.
"Not myself, not one player, not one trainer, not one assistant, not one person knew anything about any of this," the Hall of Fame coach told ESPN on Monday. "If anyone did, it would have been stopped on a dime. Not one person knew anything about it."
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebas...nies-accuser-claim-that-he-knew-about-escorts
Piton from 6 years ago: "When you have a problem, if you tell the truth, the problem becomes part of your past," he said. "If you lie, it becomes part of your future."
I think he should take his own advice.
If the Yum center goes bankrupt, U. Louisville isn't on the hook. Rather, its contract with the Yum evaporates, and the next contract will be on other terms.
On Monday, Louisville coach Rick Pitino again denied that he had any knowledge that a former staffer allegedly paid for recruits and players to have sex with escorts.
"Not myself, not one player, not one trainer, not one assistant, not one person knew anything about any of this," the Hall of Fame coach told ESPN on Monday. "If anyone did, it would have been stopped on a dime. Not one person knew anything about it.".
Well, besides the coach who Pitino hired who was paying the prostitutes.
With legal prostitution available 10 miles from the University of Nevada you would think my wolf pack would be more competitive.
With legal prostitution available 10 miles from the University of Nevada you would think my wolf pack would be more competitive.
With legal prostitution available 10 miles from the University of Nevada you would think my wolf pack would be more competitive.
Um, you may need to think a bit more creatively. There are a whole lot of options on that menu.We'll, it's not. If you say you had sex with a girl, that means one thing and one thing only.
Recruits coming out saying it's true now: http://www.cbssports.com/collegebas...uan-lyle-confirms-escort-allegations-for-ncaa
Right, the severity of what the NCAA does will come down to the money. If they find out the money came from university coffers and not McGee's pocket, UL is toast. If (I'm speculating here) they find out Pitino and Jurich knew and directly or indirectly sanctioned this, banners come down and we're looking at potentially harsh penalties we've not seen recently.If the NCAA has confirmed that Louisville paid for such services via university/coach's/donor funds Pitino and Louisville are screwed because this in violation of NCAA rules and the law. Heck, some of these Louisville recruits were 17 when this happened. That's risk of injury to a minor possibly even statutory rape depending on Kentucky's legal definition of such. Courts take that very seriously. Winning or not, I cannot see how Pitino survives this. Jurich will also come under close scrutiny to see if he knew anything about this and his job will be on the line.
Um, you may need to think a bit more creatively. There are a whole lot of options on that menu.
It's pretty frustrating that three of the programs who were picked over us to be saved from this garbage league have basically been mired in scandal since.
If the NCAA has confirmed that Louisville paid for such services via university/coach's/donor funds Pitino and Louisville are screwed because this in violation of NCAA rules and the law. Heck, some of these Louisville recruits were 17 when this happened. That's risk of injury to a minor possibly even statutory rape depending on Kentucky's legal definition of such. Courts take that very seriously. Winning or not, I cannot see how Pitino survives this. Jurich will also come under close scrutiny to see if he knew anything about this and his job will be on the line.
Does Ricky survive this?
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebas...upport-for-ad-but-does-not-do-same-for-pitino