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Clay Travis: Calipari is paying players

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Clay Travis: “Calipari is paying players and has been for years” | Kentucky Sports Radio

Fox Sports 1’s Clay Travis coming in hot today with accusations that John Calipari pays his players. Travis was a guest on an Arkansas radio show this morning, and when asked about Calipari’s appearances on ESPN, he did not hold back:

 

“I think the overall impact of that is going to be pale in comparison to the money he is giving players to sign with him. Let’s be honest: John Calipari is paying players and has been for years. It would be the biggest upset in the history of mankind for him to not be doing that.”

“I think John Calipari cheats his butt off.”

 

Travis also said, if Coach Cal wrote a tell-all book about how to pay players and get grades changed, it would be a best-seller.

 

Wow...surprised no one has posted this yet.

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FWIW, IMO there is no way a coach or a program with this many eyes on it could do this and keep it quiet for any length of time.

FWIW, IMO there is no way a coach or a program with this many eyes on it could do this and keep it quiet for any length of time.

 

You're underestimating the complexity of these programs. It's not like Blue Chips. They're not delivering Adidas bags full of cash.

Wow...surprised no one has posted this yet.

 

Simple - it's Clay Travis. You honestly shouldn't waste a second on anything he has to say.

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You're underestimating the complexity of these programs. It's not like Blue Chips. They're not delivering Adidas bags full of cash.

 

No, I'm just not over estimating that many people keeping their mouths shut. Every player hasn't left happy, if they were getting paid on the front side and left mad...they'd be telling someone.

 

I did hear that Matt Nover got a John Deere to go where ever he went. That's where the idea in the movie came from, for Ricky Roe to get a tractor.

Cal may or may not be paying players, but Clay Travis isn't the one that would be breaking a story like this. Dude is a shock jock and nothing more. Come up with a shred of evidence and then I'll listen. Click bait...

No, I'm just not over estimating that many people keeping their mouths shut. Every player hasn't left happy, if they were getting paid on the front side and left mad...they'd be telling someone.

 

I did hear that Matt Nover got a John Deere to go where ever he went. That's where the idea in the movie came from, for Ricky Roe to get a tractor.

 

Lol I heard stories from 25 years ago, awesome!

Does Cal have a case for slander? He could easily ruin this dudes life just in legal fees

Cal may or may not be paying players, but Clay Travis isn't the one that would be breaking a story like this. Dude is a shock jock and nothing more. Come up with a shred of evidence and then I'll listen. Click bait...

 

This. I can't even take this accusation seriously.

Does Cal have a case for slander? He could easily ruin this dudes life just in legal fees

 

Pretty much, yeah, if the guy's got no real proof to speak of. For Cal, however, it would be a PR nightmare and something his advisers would suggest he avoid. Even if Travis is wrong, a whole bunch of other stuff could come out that Cal and UK would rather not make public. Former players can ignore NCAA requests to testify. Whole 'nuther situation in the US court of law.

What if he's right?

 

Then I believe the death penalty is in order.

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