Two things.
I have always liked Jacob's tougher than par takes on UConn as a so called "beat writer" for the program, but his article is in my opinion unfair and unprofessional from a journalistic standpoint. He writes an "article" nearly two pages long of nothing more than fearmongering with literally zero details or information, and he keeps repeating over and over again just how clueless he is throughout his paragraphs of rousing the program for the sake of clicks. This is the journalistic equivalent of writing an entire article on someone else's "tweet", somehow making it news. I don't doubt there is something going on, but Jacobs took it way too far in a harmful to the program manner for his own professional and financial gain.
Secondly, to those frustrated that we were promised a "clean program". I don't think this investigation is in any way cheating related or malicious. I simply think this investigation will punish UConn in one way or another, even by the media perception blow, and is simply the result of incompetence in the athletic department and coaching staff. Rules get "unknowingly" broken when the captain of the men's program has zero prior experience manning a ship of this magnitude. Incompetence can be punished by the NCAA just as well as malicious intent, that's all I'll say about this situation.
