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NCAA Notice of Allegations Released for Lousiville

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They might change their minds if Rick Pitino is suspended for a season or fired.

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JD, with all respect, have you been paying attention to the Donald-Hillary circus? :lol2:

 

A little, but I tend to get more enjoyment watching my 4 year old run around.

Are the recruits that came to UofL or the players that took part in this going to be ruled ineligible? Should they be?

 

They should be, but I'd bet dollars to donuts that they won't be.

They might change their minds if Rick Pitino is suspended for a season or fired.

 

Neither of which is going to happen.

Neither of which is going to happen.

 

Yeah it is Louisville after all. :thumb:

Yeah it is Louisville after all. :thumb:

 

:lol2: I know you're mad bro... You've been waiting for this day for months.

:lol2: I know you're mad bro... You've been waiting for this day for months.

 

And as expected, this day came.

I almost feel Louisville had to much of a knee jerk reaction last season.. Maybe the cards should have gone ahead and played in the tournament.

Are the recruits that came to UofL or the players that took part in this going to be ruled ineligible? Should they be?

 

The report seems to hint at how the NCAA viewed this investigation. They placed specific dollar amounts on strip shows and paid sex acts and they ones they couldn't do that for, they didn't even mention.

 

They asssigned a dollar amount because -- and this is just my opinion -- the NCAA views all of this through the prism of its amateurism rules and little else.

 

Viewed through that lens, the ENTIRE dollar amount of all activities listed in the NOA is less than the amount of impermissible benefits that Kansas recruit Josh Selby received that resulted in just a one semester suspension.

 

I don't know for sure what the NCAA will do, but I think the NOA gives us some pretty good hints that it's not going to monumental.

I almost feel Louisville had to much of a knee jerk reaction last season.. Maybe the cards should have gone ahead and played in the tournament.

 

I disagree. The NOA specifically mentions all the proactive steps -- including the self-imposed ban -- as mitigating factors in the possible sanctions resulting from Allegation No. 1, which is the one that detailed all the impermissible recruit and player benefits.

Man the hate on this board for Louisville is real.....

Man the hate on this board for Louisville is real.....

 

Only from a few posters, but they have long been at it. Nothing new.

Man the hate on this board for Louisville is real.....

 

If you're referring to me, I don't hate Louisville at all. I just find this to be phenomenal.

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