SEC Bball programs in likely deep **** with FBI probe

[blacklistedbully]

1. UK
2. AU
3. Bama
4. LSU
5. SCar
6. Vandy

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...ege-basketball-scandal-players-coaches-agents

Also a bunch of others, including heavy-hitters like, Duke, NC, ND, NC State, Kansas, Louisville, Xavier, Seton Hall & more.

 

[tatedog]

I finally found us listed under the "Schools who haven't participated in college basketball for the last 10 seasons so are probably safe" heading.

 

[blacklistedbully]

Well, if we are ever gonna make a comeback, the timing will be ideal.

 

[DAWG61]

7. Russia

 

[WrapItDog]

Stansbury was spotted at Kinkos getting 20 resumes printed

 

[BulldogBlitz]

8. OM.

 

[mcdawg22]

Can the FBI vacate one Vandy win in the next week? Asking for a friend.

 

[thatsbaseball]

I'm not sure the Keystone Cops errrr FBI could put a case together on anything right now if the perps turned themselves in and pleaded guilty. This thing is gonna be the NCAA vs OM part II. A giant nothing burger.

 

[msstate7]

I'm not sure the Keystone Cops errrr FBI could put a case together on anything right now if the perps turned themselves in and pleaded guilty. This thing is gonna be the NCAA vs OM part II. A giant nothing burger.

This isn’t a case against power politicians.

 

[patdog]

Not holding my breath waiting for any significant NCAA punishment. They might vacate a few wins and a few players may have to repay some money and/or sit out a few games (but oh wait, most of those players will already be gone by then anyway), an assistant coach may get a show cause and a head coach may get suspended for a few non-conference games. I'm sure when it's all over they'll all say it was worth it.

 

[operch]

Question for all.

If the FBI investigated how many blue blood schools would they find paying football players?

 

[esplanade91]

Not holding my breath waiting for any significant NCAA punishment. They might vacate a few wins and a few players may have to repay some money and/or sit out a few games (but oh wait, most of those players will already be gone by then anyway), an assistant coach may get a show cause and a head coach may get suspended for a few non-conference games. I'm sure when it's all over they'll all say it was worth it.

I'm interested to see how this shakes out in the next couple of weeks. NCAA selection committee has said in the past it takes injuries in consideration (Joel Embiid dropping Kansas in seeding comes to mind). I wonder if that will extend to players like, as an example, Collin Sexton no longer playing because of eligibility issues, or if it extends to coaches and they no longer see Arizona in the same light.

 

[bruiser.sixpack]

Question for all.

If the FBI investigated how many blue blood schools would they find paying football players?

My guess is between 1 and 130. But if you think they were light on Ole Miss for the largest number of Level 1 violations (15) in history of college sports, imagine the number of Career Suicides by NCAA investigators if they "found" and "released" any thing on Bama, The Ohio State, Clemson, Oklahoma, UGA, etc.....