No, this can't be true!

[tweeterhawk]

They run squeaky clean programs at all the Kentucky schools.

Louisville investigating allegations basketball staffer paid for prostitutes for players, recruits

(Jon, apologies for posting in the Iowa basketball forum but it seemed about the only place except for Professional Sports, which also may have been appropriate in this case.)

 

[dahlhawk]

Many schools have "Hospitality Hosts" usually students recruited to show a student-athlete a "good time". But paying professionals? Man that's taking it to a ho new level of recruiting. Way to "raise" the bar.

 

[1hawkeye1]

Many schools have "Hospitality Hosts" usually students recruited to show a student-athlete a "good time". But paying professionals? Man that's taking it to a ho new level of recruiting. Way to "raise" the bar.

I see what you did there.

 

[MisterLucky]

Yeah, I'm going to hold my breath waiting for the NCAA to jump all over this program. Still waiting for the UNC hammer to come down. As the old saying goews, all of these programs are created equal...some are just more equal than others.

 

[tksirius]

Yeah, I'm going to hold my breath waiting for the NCAA to jump all over this program. Still waiting for the UNC hammer to come down. As the old saying goews, all of these programs are created equal...some are just more equal than others.

Yeah, when da hehl is that actually going to happen, anyways?

 

[HawgEyeState]

I'd put NOTHING out of bounds of what Louisville, or Pitino would do.

 

[okieviaiowa]

is he still banging waitresses on tables ?

 

[Hawkfnntn]

Yeah, when da hehl is that actually going to happen, anyways?

About the time their coach is read to retire... I'm not holding breathe it ever does. They are too big to fail for the NCAA. You won't see them or Duke ever get their wrists more then slapped.

 

[kicker22]

Are you kidding. The hammer comes down as soon as a bottom feeder gets busted. UNC and Louisville will get the slap on the hands and the "see what happened to them...consider yourself lucky" speech from the NCAA. Would hate to be the next little guy to get in trouble.

 

[thedukeofearl]

is he still banging waitresses on tables ?

Mable, get off the table, the quarter is for the beer.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUd6lYNc_EE

 

[PCHawk]

I was going to say victimless crime, but then someone would just post an article about the Penn State debacle or something else that's totally unrelated.

 

[atomicblue224]

is he still banging waitresses on tables ?

Huh?

 

[lightning1]

Yeah, when da hehl is that actually going to happen, anyways?

UNC is fighting to keep the sanctions at bay until after this coming season because UNC has a top 10 team.
Stalling tactics won't save them. The hammer is coming and a more deserving program and head coach, you will not find! Roy Williams was running that same academic fraud scam when he was at Kansas.

 

[lightning1]

I was going to say victimless crime, but then someone would just post an article about the Penn State debacle or something else that's totally unrelated.

I agree but its still an extra benefit....... depending on the quality of the ho.

 

[MisterLucky]

UNC is fighting to keep the sanctions at bay until after this coming season because UNC has a top 10 team.
Stalling tactics won't save them. The hammer is coming and a more deserving program and head coach, you will not find! Roy Williams was running that same academic fraud scam when he was at Kansas.

Wait! You mean ol' Roy was lying when he disclaimed any knowledge of his players being given a free pass from academics? I'm shocked!

 

[okieviaiowa]

Tarkanian's rolling mantra was that the NCAA had a double-standard for enforcement, that it picked on smaller schools but protected the sugar-daddy power programs. This produced variations of his most famous quote: "The NCAA was so mad at Kentucky they gave Cleveland State two more years of probation."
Depending on his audience, he would often sub in UCLA and say the NCAA was going to "get so upset at UCLA, they'll put Northridge on two years probation."