August 18, 201115 yr ^ Worst case, he gets disciplined by the NCAA and becomes more silent in regards to recruiting for the term of the punishment. Louisville has no risk here (iff the same hasn't happened in any shape here)....best case, it goes away, and everyone moves on.
August 18, 201115 yr Funny thinking about the 30 for 30 shoes. The SMU one showed how the NCAA would probably never give the death penalty again. The U one showed how 2Live Crew was involoved in the success of The U. Ironically Luke Skywalker is who turned Wetzel onto this whole situation. Funny they talked about how everyone thought Miami was clean because they were bad.
August 18, 201115 yr ^ Worst case, he gets disciplined by the NCAA and becomes more silent in regards to recruiting for the term of the punishment. Louisville has no risk here (iff the same hasn't happened in any shape here)....best case, it goes away, and everyone moves on.:thumb: :thumb: But it does draw attention they'd rather not have.
August 18, 201115 yr :thumb: :thumb: But it does draw attention they'd rather not have. Without question. I do feel extremely confident that Coach Strong and Tom Jurich will stay out in front of this, and be proactive rather than reactive.
August 18, 201115 yr Charlie Strong says he will not read the CBS report about his recruiting coach. That is hilarious. So Charlie, you don't want to read the issues that have been corroborated about your most influential staff member? False. Burying head in the sand and offering no defense of your coach. Classic. Silence speaks volumes. If the NCAA finds him at fault or guilty, I would say he should be fired from UL, or the NCAA bans him.
August 18, 201115 yr ^ And therein lies the dilemna. The school will suffer in some fashiion; and rightfully so if there is a demonstrated lack of institutional control. However, the current student-athletes will also suffer; while the coaches that have moved on will not. There has to be some way to punish coaches and ADs that knew what was happening.
August 18, 201115 yr That is hilarious. So Charlie, you don't want to read the issues that have been corroborated about your most influential staff member? False. Burying head in the sand and offering no defense of your coach. Classic. Silence speaks volumes. If the NCAA finds him at fault or guilty, I would say he should be fired from UL, or the NCAA bans him. So because he wants to remain quite about it he has something to hide??? How about he wants to stay quite, because he don't want to have to defend anything he may regret later. The media and others will just try a look for ways to say he has lied. So Strong is smart in sitting quite until the dust settles. Something I bet Tressell wished he would have done. Plus this is about the U, not UofL
August 18, 201115 yr Yes, Miami is in big trouble. There will be a long list of professional players, other schools, other coaches and more in big trouble as well. This may end up being the biggest scandal in NCAA history. Some are even saying that this case could lead to the end of the NCAA as college athletics' governing body.
August 18, 201115 yr So because he wants to remain quite about it he has something to hide??? How about he wants to stay quite, because he don't want to have to defend anything he may regret later. The media and others will just try a look for ways to say he has lied. So Strong is smart in sitting quite until the dust settles. Something I bet Tressell wished he would have done. Plus this is about the U, not UofL I took it as labs is calling shenanigans that Coach Strong will ignore the report.
August 18, 201115 yr Yes, Miami is in big trouble. There will be a long list of professional players, other schools, other coaches and more in big trouble as well. This may end up being the biggest scandal in NCAA history. Some are even saying that this case could lead to the end of the NCAA as college athletics' governing body. We can only hope!
August 18, 201115 yr Yes, Miami is in big trouble. There will be a long list of professional players, other schools, other coaches and more in big trouble as well. This may end up being the biggest scandal in NCAA history. Some are even saying that this case could lead to the end of the NCAA as college athletics' governing body. What are they going to do to the guys that are Pros already?
August 18, 201115 yr What are they going to do to the guys that are Pros already?The NCAA, nothing. Bar them from coaching? Maybe their involvement in the ponzi scheme but that is a whole separate issue.
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