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Obligatory Miami U thread
#21

Anyone else blown away that 8 is defending a former oil executive who cheated in coach Shipley?If Jeffery Dahmer was in the oil industry 8 would just rave about how economical he was being by freezing those human body parts to eat later.



Less easily rationalized is the grand-tampering, which Shipley said was done by well-meaning academic "friends," though the NCAA said in its charges that the USL basketball staff was involved in arrangements for "fraudulent testing and certification."



The only way you can look at this situation as the coach helping people out and not cheating is if you think blacks were not smart enough to get into the university in the first place.

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#22

Its not that they weren't smart enough.. they were not welcome. They were viewed as second class citizens and they didn't deserve to be in college. They weren't given scholarships or allowed to stay anywhere on campus. It was a completely different time then.
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#23

we apparently still do it that way up here

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#24

Anhil8tor Wrote:Its not that they weren't smart enough.. they were not welcome. They were viewed as second class citizens and they didn't deserve to be in college. They weren't given scholarships or allowed to stay anywhere on campus. It was a completely different time then.

I get that but to say the only way you could get past segregation was to allow black kids with poor grades into school is racist.Only blacks with sub 1.6 wanted to play college basketball?This is explaining away cheating of white people by pretending they were just looking out for the poor stupid blacks.

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#25

Explaining away racism aside...Why doesnt the NCAA handle or have a enforcement arm that watches for violations say divided by conference.What I'm saying and I read this somewhere so I'm paraphrasing brilliantly and succinctly is wouldnt it be easier for the universities and the teams if the NCAA had their own police force constantly on call to independently investigate possible violations of the rules?Isnt having the university handle policing themselves obviously not working and kind of like having the fox guard the hen house(perfect metaphor, yo)?Don't tell me the NCAA doesnt have money in the coffers to pay for this.Problem solved.Pay the brother.

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#26

kid's a fucking wizard with the English language!


I think a combination of what you brilliantly explained as well as a common sense makeover of the rulebook would make sense. big news this year is that schools will be able to provide cream cheese and other spreads with bagels to student athletes. really NCAA? cream cheese was a fucking problem?

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#27

How about the fact that UConn wouldn't have been elgible with the new NCAA Academic Requirements?

http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesmarshal...classroom/

Its painfully obvious to me that the NCAA is lax on big programs while being strict on small schools.


How about Jefferson getting his 49 pairs of shoes taken by the police yesterday? Whats a kid going to wear to class today?
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#28

I've owned 49 pairs of shoes in my whole life.Anyone who has that many is queer.I mean queer in the best way possible.

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#29

I wonder why Pryor can be suspended but not Carroll? I mean are coaches above cheating?
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#30

I think you mean Reggie Bush.

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#31

Bush too.. but specifically Carroll. He was found guilty of hiring too many assistant coaches. He is part of the reason that USC is on probation. Why just suspend players?
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#32

happy Pete has less of a tan than those other fellas

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#33

If Pete Carrol was a former BP exec 8 would keep quiet on this.

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#34

Aquinas' Jarron Jones picks Notre Dame

6-foot-7 and 300-pound defensive tackle

This kid looks like a beast.

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/arti...d|mostview



Notre Dame wins the national title in the next 3 years.

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#35

not a fucking chance, guy

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#36

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/tiki_...3KpSwKiQbK

Tiki is almost done with his upgrade...


Just curious.. in your opinion who looks worse here? They famous former NFL star that dumped his busted up wife for a hot blonde.... or the hot blonde that convinced the NFL star to leave his wife while pregnant?

If I were an NFL player.. i'd never get married. On a related note.... Tiki just doesn't like balck women? Why bird?
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#37

So Tiki's never been with a black woman?I didnt see that in the story you posted but I bet you're totally in the mind of the black man since this is the kind of shit you really focus on.

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#38

Not since he made his money.......
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#39

Fucking awesome.

“I’m not hiding,” Sonny Vaccaro told a closed hearing at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C., in 2001. “We want to put our materials on the bodies of your athletes, and the best way to do that is buy your school. Or buy your coach.”

Vaccaro’s audience, the members of the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics, bristled. These were eminent reformers—among them the president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, two former heads of the U.S. Olympic Committee, and several university presidents and chancellors. The Knight Foundation, a nonprofit that takes an interest in college athletics as part of its concern with civic life, had tasked them with saving college sports from runaway commercialism as embodied by the likes of Vaccaro, who, since signing his pioneering shoe contract with Michael Jordan in 1984, had built sponsorship empires successively at Nike, Adidas, and Reebok. Not all the members could hide their scorn for the “sneaker pimp” of schoolyard hustle, who boasted of writing checks for millions to everybody in higher education.

“Why,” asked Bryce Jordan, the president emeritus of Penn State, “should a university be an advertising medium for your industry?”

Vaccaro did not blink. “They shouldn’t, sir,” he replied. “You sold your souls, and you’re going to continue selling them. You can be very moral and righteous in asking me that question, sir,” Vaccaro added with irrepressible good cheer, “but there’s not one of you in this room that’s going to turn down any of our money. You’re going to take it. I can only offer it.”

William Friday, a former president of North Carolina’s university system, still winces at the memory. “Boy, the silence that fell in that room,” he recalled recently. “I never will forget it.” Friday, who founded and co-chaired two of the three Knight Foundation sports initiatives over the past 20 years, called Vaccaro “the worst of all” the witnesses ever to come before the panel.



http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arch..._page=true

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#40

http://espn.go.com/blog/collegebasketbal...ce-shakeup

Syracuse is in the ACC now?Where the fuck have I been?

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