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Tad Boyle's comments on beating Sean Miller amid FBI investigation
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Wardrobe hint: Mix in a t-shirt...Sean Miller not worried at all about the FBI investigation. Cool as a cucumber.
Or a salad? UBL?
xx.
wha?
eekamouse
Well-Known Member
DenverBuff
Douchebag
Seam Miller is going down. He is a confirmed cheater and should be stripped of all of his championships and COY awards. He deserves the Pete Rose / Rick Pitino treatment. Lifetime ban. Cheater.
They probably will just make Battey ineligible again next year to show Arizona whose boss.
Inflection point in cbb.
Couldn't happen to a nicer quiver of ****sticks.
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During the next labor negotiations the NBA needs to make it a priority to end the one and done rule, and the NCAA needs to structure hoops like they do baseball.
The G-League is an established and successful feeder system for the NBA now. There is no reason high school players who are good enough shouldn't be able to go pro if they so choose. This alone would take a major bite out of the corruption we are seeing in college hoops.
There is no reason for players like Deandre Ayton to ever step foot on a college campus. None.
The G-League is an established and successful feeder system for the NBA now. There is no reason high school players who are good enough shouldn't be able to go pro if they so choose. This alone would take a major bite out of the corruption we are seeing in college hoops.
There is no reason for players like Deandre Ayton to ever step foot on a college campus. None.
jizzrag85
Well-Known Member
Saw this last night on ESPN app. It isn’t even miller, there’s a handful of assistant coaches and schools in this list. I’m SHOCKED about UNC, Duke, Kentucky and Kansas and I was mildly surprised by MSU.
On the flip side I was slightly surprised to see USC and Texas on the list.
Ban all the schools from collegiate play for the next 10 years. That’ll teach em
On the flip side I was slightly surprised to see USC and Texas on the list.
Ban all the schools from collegiate play for the next 10 years. That’ll teach em
Sarcasm font?Saw this last night on ESPN app. It isn’t even miller, there’s a handful of assistant coaches and schools in this list. I’m SHOCKED about UNC, Duke, Kentucky and Kansas and I was mildly surprised by MSU.
On the flip side I was slightly surprised to see USC and Texas on the list.
Ban all the schools from collegiate play for the next 10 years. That’ll teach em
OUBuff
American
Too many of the Bluebloods of college basketball implicated in this. Seems inconceivable that the NCAA would punish all of them. I anticipate a more systemic approach to "punishment," with the exception of the most egregious. A few teams will probably be be sacrificed, but no way the NCAA kills them all.
I think KU, UNC, Kentucky, Duke, Nova... "east" coast cream of the crop, survive this with slaps... Sorry AZ, I don't think you are blue blood enough to make it through this without a penalty that hurts.
I think KU, UNC, Kentucky, Duke, Nova... "east" coast cream of the crop, survive this with slaps... Sorry AZ, I don't think you are blue blood enough to make it through this without a penalty that hurts.
Before he goes, can he reimburse the CU AD for those assanine court rushing fees?
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
The amount of money and people needed to establish effective scouting at the hs level nationwide may be the key factor to the nba's current "employment requirement". The ncaa could look at changes but I suspect it could meet some resistance from the league, who would also need to expand the development leagues - more money and resources.
I'd love to see a change where hs players could go straight to the league, but I think it will be difficult to get nba buy in.
aghcsm
Well-Known Member
Perhaps miller knew he would need that clause in his contract?
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
UA will take him to court over that......They paid Rich Rod something didn't they?
MCskid
Well-Known Member
Ain't nothing happening to nobody big but Cleveland State is absolutely ****ed!
so happy to not be on this list:
Teams identified in FBI probe
The list of schools identified in the FBI probe, as reported by Yahoo! Sports, is divided into three distinctions: players who received impermissible benefits and preferential treatment, players identified in expense reports by former ASM employee Christian Dawkins and players who met with Dawkins.
-- Some schools appear in multiple categories.
Potential impermissible benefits and preferential treatment for players and families (including schools that had players who received $10,000 or more in questionable benefits):
Duke
North Carolina
Texas
Kentucky
Michigan State
USC
Alabama
NC State
Seton Hall
LSU
Maryland
Washington
Schools named in Dawkins' expense reports (seeking reimbursement for thousands of dollars he reported as being paid to college and high school players and their families):
South Carolina
Louisville
Utah
Xavier
Wichita State
Clemson
Kansas
Michigan State
USC
Texas
Schools that had a player or player's family listed as meeting with Dawkins:
Alabama
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
Iowa State
Duke
Kentucky
North Carolina
Creighton
Texas
Virginia
Schools with active players implicated:
Alabama (Collin Sexton)
Duke (Wendell Carter)
Kentucky (Kevin Knox)
Michigan State (Miles Bridges)
South Carolina (Brian Bowen)
Texas (Eric Davis Jr.)
USC (Bennie Boatwright)
Schools with former players implicated:
Clemson
Creighton
Iowa State
Kansas
Louisville
LSU
Maryland
NC State
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Seton Hall
Utah
Vanderbilt
Virginia
Washington
Wichita State
Xavier
Teams identified in FBI probe
The list of schools identified in the FBI probe, as reported by Yahoo! Sports, is divided into three distinctions: players who received impermissible benefits and preferential treatment, players identified in expense reports by former ASM employee Christian Dawkins and players who met with Dawkins.
-- Some schools appear in multiple categories.
Potential impermissible benefits and preferential treatment for players and families (including schools that had players who received $10,000 or more in questionable benefits):
Duke
North Carolina
Texas
Kentucky
Michigan State
USC
Alabama
NC State
Seton Hall
LSU
Maryland
Washington
Schools named in Dawkins' expense reports (seeking reimbursement for thousands of dollars he reported as being paid to college and high school players and their families):
South Carolina
Louisville
Utah
Xavier
Wichita State
Clemson
Kansas
Michigan State
USC
Texas
Schools that had a player or player's family listed as meeting with Dawkins:
Alabama
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
Iowa State
Duke
Kentucky
North Carolina
Creighton
Texas
Virginia
Schools with active players implicated:
Alabama (Collin Sexton)
Duke (Wendell Carter)
Kentucky (Kevin Knox)
Michigan State (Miles Bridges)
South Carolina (Brian Bowen)
Texas (Eric Davis Jr.)
USC (Bennie Boatwright)
Schools with former players implicated:
Clemson
Creighton
Iowa State
Kansas
Louisville
LSU
Maryland
NC State
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Seton Hall
Utah
Vanderbilt
Virginia
Washington
Wichita State
Xavier
That makes it easier to cheat.
yep. evidence of school collusion in the illegal payments scheme.
burn it all down! burn it down!