It's working!Demon22 wrote:Stage One of DePaul's master plan to get back to the NCAA Tournament by having 250+ other schools declared ineligible for post-season play is under way.
The bribes were paid to high school and college basketball players and their families to commit to playing at specific universities and also to sign on to specific financial advisors once they move to the NBA league after university.
In one case James Gatto [Adidas's director of global sports marketing for basketball] and others working with him were accused of paying $100,000 to the family of a high school player in order to agree to join the team of a university in the NCAA's top-flight Division I.
Another high school player was allegedly promised $150,000 to commit to retaining a certain agent once he moved to the professional level.
The athletes involved in the scandal were not identified. But the information in the indictments appeared to point to a player for Louisville, a perennial college basketball power already in trouble for providing prostitutes to players.
The University of Louisville and Indiana University men's and women's basketball teams will get new threads for the post-season, courtesy of apparel sponsor Adidas. Nine schools, Including U of L and IU, will get new Adidas uniforms. Here are the other schools:Arizona State University
University of Kansas
University of Miami
Mississippi State University
North Carolina State University
University of Nebraska
Texas A&M University
DudeAnon wrote:Daily reminder that NCAA doesn't equal morally right. The government is claiming fraud of $5k pell grants. These kids generate millions for the schools and now they are bitching about losing a few pell grants. This is a rounding error for most school budgets. Don't wanna be that guy, but the lengths the government will go to keep blacks from making money is truly astonishing sometimes.
Fieldhouse Flyer wrote:Four basketball coaches, Adidas executive charged in college payoff scandal - Yahoo! - 25 minutes ago
https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/ ... -just.html - March 7, 2017The University of Louisville and Indiana University men's and women's basketball teams will get new threads for the post-season, courtesy of apparel sponsor Adidas. Nine schools, Including U of L and IU, will get new Adidas uniforms. Here are the other schools:Arizona State University
University of Kansas
University of Miami
Mississippi State University
North Carolina State University
University of Nebraska
Texas A&M University
admin wrote:Louisville is in big trouble.
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