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[QUOTE="HakAttack, post: 1330978, member: 1010"]
Y'all really don't know how this whole "cheating thing" works, do you?

If you're Kentucky,

You:
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[*]Enroll incoming MBBall Freshman in "joke" summer classes before the rest of their freshman peers ever step foot on campus, to get their GPA up and running and to ensure that they'll be eligible for the start of basketball season. Many of these classes are online affairs that are catered/tailored to the student athlete re: content, style, etc.
[*]You have Basketball "dorms" that are only for basketball players only. But wait, I hear some of you say, that's against NCAA rules to have "athlete" only dorms. Well, when the "dorm" where all the Kentucky basketball players are also has student tutors living with them in the dorms, and it's literally next door to their practice facility/academic support services, how's that not "bending the rules?". [URL]http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaab-the-dagger/eight-reasons-opponents-ought-jealous-where-kentucky-houses-183025487--ncaab.html[/URL]
[*]Then all you have to do is get these students to pass their fall classes, considering if they're going to Kentucky, they're likely one and done anyway. So again, enroll them in some "joke online" courses, where they won't be stretched too thin at the start of the basketball season, and they can take classes while on the road for tournaments, etc.
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Some of you really have no clue at the stuff Kentucky has been doing. It's not surprise they get the best recruiting classes year after year. Tell me again how this isn't "cheating"?
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