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[QUOTE="DonaldDraper, post: 3258098, member: 1022"]
Without knowing what they paid, I’d still say they are getting their money’s worth.  Good for them.

This has been going on so long and the NCAA has created a rules environment where the moral hazard is real and even criminal for some.  Stay out of jail, but do whatever you want to break the NCAA rules without getting caught.  I fully support it.

They let sneaker money ruin the feeder leagues and the NCAA. As a middle aged dude who could care less about shoes in any respect, it is super odd that “cool shoe” marketing ploys are to blame for a good batch of the sleaziness in NCAAB, but that’s where the money is I guess.  Everyone knows it and the NCAA can’t ban the sneaker money from itself and the schools cause they want the money just like the shady recruiting dealers do.  Pay players all you can without going to jail, and make sure you become a valuable enough program for the NCAA so they can’t kill you when you get caught.  It’s the NCAA way.
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