Louisville Receives NCAA Notice of Allegations

[pfister1]

I love that they placed $ values on the impermissible inducements that were in the form of illegal acts of prostitution.

Read no further then where they start talking about impermissible benefits in the form of sex acts valued at $160. By the way is $80 the going rate for a blow job these days? Were they getting a volume discount?

 

[Toga]

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[OrangeXtreme]

 

[xc84]

I love that they placed $ values on the impermissible inducements that were in the form of illegal acts of prostitution.

Read no further then where they start talking about impermissible benefits in the form of s e x acts valued at $160. By the way is $80 the going rate for a blow job these days? Were they getting a volume discount?

Are you suggesting the players need to pay taxes on their benefits?

 

[kidorange]

Presser on ESPN now

 

[Toga]

Pitino pissed he wasn't invited, I mean informed.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

It's not his fault. He didn't know.

 

[Toga]

It's not his fault. He didn't know.

Me like.

 

[kidorange]

Pitino turning press conference into a pity party.

 

[TheCusian]

So what have we learned?

Apparently, a single player getting improper help with footnotes is way bigger of a problem than a university systemically offering a fake major for two decades that artificially kept athletes across multiple sports eligible while requiring them to do no work, and that s e x for cash benefits aren't in the NCAA's "wheelhouse" either.

And that it doesn't matter WHAT you do--all that matters is whether the NCAA selectively wishes to apply the dreaded "lack of institutional control" label. If they don't--you skate, scot free--no matter how awful the infractions were.

Anybody else?

You left off "enabling a serial pedophile"...

 

[OrangeXtreme]

The NCAA is so mad at Louisville that they'll make Boeheim vacate every win when Pitino was an assistant at SU in the 70's.

 

[CuseTroop]

whorehouse does not equal wheelhouse

 

[Bill Orange]

BOZICH | Andre McGee gives Rick Pitino, Louisville his greatest assist -- silence

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[Deano]

After the presser L-ville coach and others were seen heading to -

 

[longtimefan]

Not wheel house

I don't know. . .lots of wheels in that photo, and the girls will invite you back to their house.

 

[CuseTroop]

I don't know. . .lots of wheels in that photo, and the girls will invite you back to their house.

I live by 2 rules. Never go to a hookers house, and never take a hooker to your house.

 

[susince76]

Jon Solomon ‏@JonSolomonCBS


Mitigating factor for Louisville: Reporting 50 Level III/secondary violations from 2011-16. This is exactly why schools report those


How is 50 violations over five years and a s e x/h o o k e r scandal not evidence of lack of institutional control?

 

[Toga]

I live by 2 rules. Never go to a hookers house, and never take a hooker to your house.

You learn well grasshopper.

 

[longtimefan]

I live by 2 rules. Never go to a hookers house, and never take a hooker to your house.

Which leaves playing on a neutral court.

 

[pearl31]

A: (to be repeated ad infinitum) SU was naive and bungled how they reacted to the cartel's witch hunt - could/should have stonewalled and threatened legal action all along the way.

B: somehow j.a.b. HAD TO HAVE KNOWN a staffer provided impermissible help on a paper but pitino COULDN'T HAVE KNOWN his players were regularly attending s e x parties on campus

 

[realorange]

Maybe it was made known that there is a side of Pitino's family that Emmert doesn't want to meet.

 

[cuseinseattle]

So what have we learned?

Apparently, a single player getting improper help with footnotes is way bigger of a problem than a university systemically offering a fake major for two decades that artificially kept athletes across multiple sports eligible while requiring them to do no work, and that s e x for cash benefits aren't in the NCAA's "wheelhouse" either.

And that it doesn't matter WHAT you do--all that matters is whether the NCAA selectively wishes to apply the dreaded "lack of institutional control" label. If they don't--you skate, scot free--no matter how awful the infractions were.

Anybody else?

I've learned nothing I didn't already know.

 

[rrlbees]

How would you like the people on the committee running a corporation? They'd be out of business within a year.

They run universities and athletic departments.

 

[pearl31]

They run universities and athletic departments.

and they want said universities and athletic departments ahead of or in better shape (i.e., winning more games, filling more seats, bringing in more $$) than others around the country... :noidea: