December 25, 201510 yr Whoa! Can't wait to hear the Cincinnati apologists explain this one. From Tim Sullivan. Former Cincinnati assistant coach Al Hmiel confesses to being college basketball slimeball
December 26, 201510 yr Author Basketball is a dirty business. Nothing surprising here. Really? So every school has coaches who take tests for players, buy brand-new refrigerators and TVs for their families, arrange for players to flunk out? If you are right, college sports ought to be outlawed.
December 26, 201510 yr Really? So every school has coaches who take tests for players, buy brand-new refrigerators and TVs for their families, arrange for players to flunk out? If you are right, college sports ought to be outlawed. Did I say every coach has guys who do these things? I promise you that I know for a fact that basketball is a dirty, dirty business. If I told half of what I have seen and heard with my own eyes and ears...
December 26, 201510 yr Author Did I say every coach has guys who do these things? I promise you that I know for a fact that basketball is a dirty, dirty business. If I told half of what I have seen and heard with my own eyes and ears... Then tell us, please? Anyone can say they know something. Let's hear the facts.
December 26, 201510 yr Then tell us, please? Anyone can say they know something. Let's hear the facts. Um, that's not happening.
December 26, 201510 yr Of course not. I don't need to prove anything to you. Those who know me know I'm telling the truth.
December 26, 201510 yr Author I don't need to prove anything to you. Those who know me know I'm telling the truth. Why the silence, then? You protecting the cheaters?
December 26, 201510 yr Why the silence, then? You protecting the cheaters? Confucius say "man who talk, know nothing."
December 26, 201510 yr I guarantee every word is true and the entire business is even worse today. I'm sure a lot of dirty stuff still goes on but I doubt it's as bad as a couple decades ago or further back. It's to big of a business , social media , 24 hour news cycles. A lot of the stuff schools got away with in years past would be much harder to do today.
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