LSU fires Will Wade

[RF2044]

Years of Corruption and Enablement Lead to Shameful and Deserving End For Will Wade

Let’s step back and consider the collateral damage that came with LSU’s brazen enabling of Will Wade’s four-year con job.

www.si.com

 

[Hoo's That]

Well, evidently the contract says they can fire him and not pay him if he is charged. Up until now he wasn’t. They were just looking to get out from under the contract.

As, I've been saying all along, ^^This^^.

 

[Cuse_NYC]

LSU coaching search: Brad Underwood, Scott Drew, Buzz Williams among possible candidates to replace Will Wade

Here are a few candidates LSU should consider to lead the Tigers men's basketball program

www.cbssports.com

 

[Sherman20]

LSU coaching search: Brad Underwood, Scott Drew, Buzz Williams among possible candidates to replace Will Wade

Here are a few candidates LSU should consider to lead the Tigers men's basketball program

www.cbssports.com

Plus LSU has “a recent track record of success”?
Yeah, that track record was built on a complete sham and a mountain of lies—a coach cheating his way through recruiting to an extreme degree, paying players, family members and handlers huge amounts of money and creating a massively unfair recruiting advantage over other schools. LSU’s only track record of success in college basketball since the days of Shaq is based on lies and illegal payments.

 

[721Comstock]

Plus “a recent track record of success”?
Yeah, that track record was built on a complete sham and a mountain of lies—a coach cheating his way going through recruiting to an extreme degree, paying players, family members and handlers huge amounts of money and creating a massively unfair recruiting advantage over other schools. LSU’s only track record of success in college basketball since the days of Shaq is based on lies and illegal payments.

Shaq got paid too.
So did Stanley Roberts.

And I’m sure many others.

So, LSU cheated then, and they cheated now.

shocker.

 

[Sherman20]

L$U will get somebody solid. It just means they will have to pay more. SEC money will get them a candidate.
They won’t get more 1 postseason ban. They may get what we got and lose 10 scholarships over 4 years.

Their violations—pay for play—are much worse than ours, imo. The NCAA will hopefully want to set an example with them and Arizona. We’ll see about Kansas, but the should be included.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[jgeorge322]

Mcneese state throwing out strong a$$ offers

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

Didn’t we lose a recruit to them?