But IT’S ALREADY HAPPENING. Making it legal just eliminates the black market that already exists and favors the big schools. The only thing that changes is that instead of giving the car to the uncle, the SEC bag man could give it directly to the kid. Not only is it morally right to allow “student-athletes” to get paid, it probably levels the playing field for coaches that aren’t currently willing to get that dirty. Plus, taxes.
KU Challenging NCAA
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But IT’S ALREADY HAPPENING. Making it legal just eliminates the black market that already exists and favors the big schools. The only thing that changes is that instead of giving the car to the uncle, the SEC bag man could give it directly to the kid. Not only is it morally right to allow “student-athletes” to get paid, it probably levels the playing field for coaches that aren’t currently willing to get that dirty. Plus, taxes.
So you want shoe companies to be able to keep cheating while the players have to risk their eligibility to get their fair market value because you're worried that if the players are allowed to legally receive their fair market value then the shoe companies might keep cheating?!?
The FBI has exposed KU for the slimy program that they are. The investigation currently ongoing hopefully takes advantage of the information that has been given to the NCAA on a silver platter.
And how many coaches in the history of sports have ever denied interest in other jobs only to end up leaving anyways? Of course he is going to say that now because there currently is no job opening and he still has to recruit his current job. It's all speculation right now obviously so what benefit does he have to say "yeah if the Spurs job opens up and they give me a call I'd definitely consider it."
Heck we've had a coach at ISU tell the press he was "firmly entrenched in Ames" only to take another job just a few weeks later. Not that I was sad to see Chizik go because I wasn't sold that he was going to be successfully at ISU or committed to stay long term if he was but he's a prime example how coaches will deny they have interest in other jobs.
If Bill Self takes the San Antonio Spurs job next season, I will stop posting on this site forever.
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How about the Spurs vs. Suprs? Just making sure you don't get off on a technicality.
So you’re self aware enough to know that nobody really wants you here?
Since Kansas and Self are in the tournament I thought I'd bump this to remind peeps that the NCAA isn't going to do ANYTHING regarding Kansas cheating.
Just sayin'.
Just sayin'.
Any chance that the NCAA would properly discipline Kansas, Arizona, Louisville and other rogue programs went out the window with covid. All the university athletic dept’s are so strapped for cash now that the NCAA isn’t going to make it worse. It’s like the old guy sent to prison who then gets his sentence suspended because his health is bad. Even Arizona’s 5 level 1 violations probably won’t result in much.Since Kansas and Self are in the tournament I thought I'd bump this to remind peeps that the NCAA isn't going to do ANYTHING regarding Kansas cheating.
Just sayin'.
Of course in a few years these programs will have rebounded and will continue with shoe boxes full of cash to the parent or guardian and tweets from the Adidas guy offering to keep washing Self’s balls.....”Hall of Fame, I love you Hall of Fame, I won’t let you down next time Hall of Fame.”
The KU case is in the hands of the third party committee. The ncaa isn't really involved at this point. Just waiting for them to do something.
Do we need a definition of "next season"? Anyway we can get an extension past next season?
Sure.
If Bill Self ever takes the San Antonio Spurs job, I will stop posting here forever.
If he suddenly takes the job at North Carolina, I may not stop laughing until Monday.
Bill Self and his cheating program are the reasons Ku hasn't yet found a qualified athletic director, I would presume.
Bill Self leaving to North Carolina would be the cherry on top of this off-season coaching carousel