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[SDWildcat]

Loving this Aaron Torres guy

[KansasCityCats]

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/27707238/ga-tech-gets-probation-1-year-postseason-ban

Hilarious side note: ESPN mentions that the Georgia Tech staff took Wendell Carter, "current Chicago Bull" to a strip club.  They forgot to mention that he was 1 of 25 players mentioned during the investigation for accepting benefits while at DOOK.

Keep 'em under the radar until Dukie V, Dana and Schlabachkchk finally give up on their lost cause of terrorizing the Arizona program.

[WILD]

Per my sources close to UofA. We are not looking at a post season ban.

[Lutesguitar]

Per my sources close to UofA. We are not looking at a post season ban.

I think when the dust settles the NCAA WILL make the UofA an example...of how to cooperate and how that affects punitive actions towards the program...MIller and UofA have been nothing but fully cooperative in the last many years, even with the Trier fiasco, Miller refused to criticize the NCAA, unlike Kansas that is pushing back hard on actual evidence against the, unlike GT where the assistant actually lied to and tried to cover up the violations to the NCAA.

No post season ban, perhaps Miller gets slapped for lack of institutional control by being suspended for three games, MAYBE 1 scholly loss for 1 year...I think that will be the most action we will see...

And I am going to play Dick Vitale bingo starting with "travesty", "abomination", "cheater", etc...

When you think about it...it is in the NCAA's favor to go light on UofA since there is no other violation that meets the rules, what Book did (and immediately got fired for) MIGHT meet some standard of Lack of institutional control, but just barely...and there are no other infractions.

Nada. Just Book...who is going to jail...and what he is going to jail for is accepting bribes, not because he steered any players to agents, there is no proof that any players ever got there...

Book is the dumbest crook-coach in the history of the NCAA...he simply had a money/greed problem and was stupid to think he could get away with anything.

[KansasCityCats]

I just wonder if the investigation included Phelps' assistance with Shareef's eligibility issued. Couldn't imagine Arizona getting hit hour an in-depth look into UCLA's admissions...but it sounds like Dook is off the hook with Zion at the moment (despite evidence that his family tried to milk Kansas in exchange for a commitment.

[Jdmarti]

Good to hear wild that's one of the most important  things to recruits  they wanna play in the tournament .

[WILD]

Dawkins gets 1 year in prison. Judge also says he lied.

https://twitter.com/pinepaula/status/1179867899235831808

[Jdmarti]

Not surprised how much  not sure but we knew he lied.

[WILD]

https://twitter.com/AP_Top25/status/1180177324244946945

[KansasCityCats]

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/28609696/fbi-informant-provide-more-info-ncaa-investigators-sentencing

"At least five Division I programs have received an NCAA notice of allegations related to the federal investigation into college basketball corruption: TCU, Kansas, NC State, Oklahoma State and USC. Sources previously told ESPN that Arizona, Auburn, Creighton, Louisville and LSU were also under scrutiny by NCAA investigators."

ESPN continues to lose credibility as they have to resort to referencing "previous sources/rumors".  Blazer was reportedly involved in payments with Pitt, Northwestern, Bama, UNC, Michigan, Notre Dame and Penn State...ALL schools that were rarely discussed by ESPN over the past 2-3 years.

Just end this thing already...