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Kansas: NCAA Violations

Jumper_Dad
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I'm guessing NIL coming along lessened the penalties a bit.

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  • Breds82
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    My brother in laws both live in Louisville, and are fans. I always said the worst thing UL could've done was tell on themselves and take what was given. UNC gave everyone the blueprint on how to be su

  • GrantNKY
    GrantNKY

    Deuce does make a great point, Adidas is centered around a lot of this and it’s not just centered around football. It’s even worse with football recruits on the west coast.

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    GrantNKY

    Nike invested in the schools more than the players. I’m not going to turn a blind eye and act like Nike isn’t doing stuff as well, but Nike became Nike because they tried and have largely succeeded in

My brother in laws both live in Louisville, and are fans. I always said the worst thing UL could've done was tell on themselves and take what was given. UNC gave everyone the blueprint on how to be succesful and skirt the rules. I also thing the YUM Center should hang a 2013 National Champions banner. Just don't use the NCAA logo, every college basketball fan knows who won it that year.

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