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Calipari Thinks coaches Know About On-Campus Scandals

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I read the article, obviously.

It actually wasn't very obvious as you missed key parts of it.
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It actually wasn't very obvious as you missed key parts of it.

 

Please point out the key parts I missed.

I read the article, obviously.

 

He can't infer that about other coaches, and then so conveniently try to exclude himself by using "off-campus."

 

Come on 2. No way anyone at Memphis had any knowledge of their signed #1 ranked player in the class travelling from Chicago to Detroit to take the ACT. Just a coincidence...

Come on 2. No way anyone at Memphis had any knowledge of their signed #1 ranked player in the class travelling from Chicago to Detroit to take the ACT. Just a coincidence...

 

If that's directed at me, never said that. Not once.

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"Off-campus"...

 

This really isn't hard.

 

You're right... It's not. :lol2:

 

"They are guilty because it was on campus, I'm not because it wasn't." :lol: :lol:

If that's directed at me, never said that. Not once.

 

If it was directed at you specifically, I'd have quoted you...

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If that's directed at me, never said that. Not once.

 

Then you believe someone at Memphis knew...?

Then you believe someone at Memphis knew...?
Truthfully I don't remember much about the Rose situation other than it was over his ACT score and the NCAA originally ruled him eligible.

Is it really that unreasonable to think that a coach knows (or should know) what is going on among his players while they are on campus? Likewise, are we expecting coaches to know what is going on among their players while they are away from campus?

 

I absolutely think that coaches know, or should be expected to know, what their players are into while they are on campus. Once they go off campus and return home to their personal lives, however, there is clearly less control and less monitoring involved.

 

If what I'm saying is nothing new, thats fine, I'm just not really sure how or why you all are saying that Cal is indicting himself by saying what he did.

Has Cal ever answered why Rose went from Chicago to Detroit to take the ACT? And how he just happened to get tickets to a Pistons playoff game while he was in town. A town that known Cal supporter World Wide Wes just happens to have a major presence in? All just a coincidence, I'm sure. Nothing to see there at all...

 

I never said there wasn't anything to see. I was just dissecting his comments and how I thought they made some sense. He said if it happened on campus or an assistant was involved, then a coach probably knows it went down. Doesn't make him innocent.

 

But you have proven my point, he gets ran through the coals than for less than. At least in my opinion, providing strippers for college athletes or a university providing fake classes for their college athletes is a much larger offense than Derrick Rose's story.

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But you have proven my point, he gets ran through the coals than for less than providing strippers for college athletes or a university providing fake classes for their student athletes.

 

Cheating to get into college is less than the other two?

I never said there wasn't anything to see. I was just dissecting his comments and how I thought they made some sense.

 

But you have proven my point, he gets ran through the coals than for less than providing strippers for college athletes or a university providing fake classes for their student athletes.

 

I'd say arranging a fake ACT so the top player in the country could even qualify is on that type of list... :idunno:

Cheating to get into college is less than the other two?

 

I'd say arranging a fake ACT so the top player in the country could even qualify is on that type of list... :idunno:

 

One player vs. multiple over an extended period of time is where I see a difference. Culture vs. one incident.

 

There could very well be other players that got the Rose treatment with fake ACT scores, but we only know of one.

I'd say arranging a fake ACT so the top player in the country could even qualify is on that type of list... :idunno:

 

And if we put Rose, UL stripper scandal, and UNC fake classes scandal all on the list...

 

Only one coach will lose wins and a banner, but they are on the same type of list.

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