38 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

With the Sharpe situation this season, I wonder about this. Sharpe attended a private school and graduated early last fall. That is how he is getting around the NBA rule and qualifying for the draft. Was Cal concerned that the NCAA might look into that high school graduation/credits and find something? Cal has been burned by the NCAA before. Perhaps he was concerned if he played Sharpe that the NCAA would find something then penalize UK. But he wanted to get Sharpe in to lock him in at UK if the NBA ruled him not eligible for the draft. Weird situation that seems like there is more to the story than we have heard.

Thats in an interesting angle that I havent seen anyone ponder before.

Just now, 9068 said:

Seems like their compliance people at UK would have been all over that.

True. However, dont the NCAA have a history of clearing people only to punish after the fact?

42 minutes ago, MJAlltheWay24 said:

True. However, dont the NCAA have a history of clearing people only to punish after the fact?

I think their investigative staff is short handed and moves glacially. Of course they need a staff of about 500 with everything going on now lol.

5 hours ago, nikeman49 said:

To even mention the coach you are talking about in the same context as the coach I’m referring to is very laughable and amusing.

My bad for presenting more facts to the situation. Coach K is the GOAT, and averaged a final four basically every four years in his career. Which like it or not Calipari is not to far behind in averaging a final four every 5 years in his career. So just putting into context, how the guy you say is a bad coach. Isn’t to far off when looking at stats when compared to the GOAT. Which I admit Calipari will never be the GOAT, however this also shows he isn’t as bad as you always like to say, and that his way of coaching has won at a high clip throughout his career.