Coaches say Big Ten cleanest conference

[ookami18]

Overall, this a good read. 20 high profile coaches were surveyed by ESPN. Midway they ask who the cleanest conference is, and most said Big Ten. No surprise on who the dirtiest is.

Dana O'Neil: ESPN.com coaching survey on dirty college basketball recruiting - ESPN

 

[eyekwah]

A good article. It really highlights what is wrong with college basketball. Someone really took a shot at Kentucky.

 

[enisthemenace]

Yeah, I read the article too. Good for the Big Ten, although I'm pretty sure that's about the same as "the least rotten".

Still rotten...just doesn't quite smell as bad as the alternative.

 

[irvskyle]

I thiink this is a repost, but in other news the world is round, water is wet, and charlie daniels plays a mean fiddle

 

[JHHawk]

Watching the ESPNU SEC Football kickoff event right now and much of the time is spent addressing issues with agents and NCAA investigations. Yea, it is the SEC. When the Big Ten kickoff occurs, only Michigan will be talking violations...why? Cuz of a coach from the Big East who used to be in the SEC...figures.

 

[troy]

The Big 10 cleaned up by snagging Nebraska from the Big 12.

 

[storminspank]

So with so much information on teams, why doesn't anyone snitch?
"If you snitch, you're Abar Rouse [the former Baylor assistant who taped the phone conversation with then-coach Dave Bliss and has since been ostracized from coaching]. That's why no one talks. Plus, how do you prove it? I know stuff. I know stuff that is 100 percent happening right now, but the NCAA wants proof. How can I prove it?"

Out with Pearl, in with Rouse.

 

[cibula11]

Sad thing is, we are only compared by what we do on the court/field. You think fans of the SEC care what's going on now? They've got championships and even if you take them away, they still got to experience them. I'm glad the B10 is clean and I honestly hope it stays that way.