I'll add that this particular family member also believes that K is a saint.. If that says anything about him.
Ask the relative when the next time K will be sick which player will not be playing the way he should be.
I'll add that this particular family member also believes that K is a saint.. If that says anything about him.
There isn't "caught red handed" proof, such as a video tape or an admission of guilt by anyone, but to say that the NCAA had zero or that there isn't any proof at all is not true either.
The circumstances are very shady. He failed the test 3 times in Chicago so he goes to take it in Detroit where he finally passes. When asked about his score, Rose was not able to recall what it was. During the investigation, Rose did not cooperate. They brought in a handwriting expert to examine the test compared to Rose's handwriting and the expert did not believe the two to be the same.
Additionally, the scores were invalidated, people were fired, and a major bball program had to vacate a 38 win season and championship game. That is a lot of consequences for an allegation that investigators felt there was no proof for. That is a lot of smoke for someone to pretend that there is no fire in sight.
The other day, I got into a bit of a heated argument with a family member about John Calipari. I, of course, argued that he is a fantastic coach who puts his players first and has catapulted Kentucky to the top of college basketball. He continuously brought up UMass and Memphis. If I am being honest, I don't know the full situations and would love if someone can explain it to me so that I can try to reason with him. I understand that at Memphis, someone else took Derrick Rose's SAT. I have tried googling it, but it is difficult to get an article that is not completely biased against Calipari. I would love to know how you all defend it when you get in these situations.
Yet UNC is billowing mushroom clouds and the NCAA can't seem to pin down any violations . How about Duke having Maggette despite taking money or Thomas not explaining his jewelry and yet it disappears as far as the NCAA is concerned .There isn't "caught red handed" proof, such as a video tape or an admission of guilt by anyone, but to say that the NCAA had zero or that there isn't any proof at all is not true either.
The circumstances are very shady. He failed the test 3 times in Chicago so he goes to take it in Detroit where he finally passes. When asked about his score, Rose was not able to recall what it was. During the investigation, Rose did not cooperate. They brought in a handwriting expert to examine the test compared to Rose's handwriting and the expert did not believe the two to be the same.
Additionally, the scores were invalidated, people were fired, and a major bball program had to vacate a 38 win season and championship game. That is a lot of consequences for an allegation that investigators felt there was no proof for. That is a lot of smoke for someone to pretend that there is no fire in sight.
Yet UNC is billowing mushroom clouds and the NCAA can't seem to pin down any violations . How about Duke having Maggette despite taking money or Thomas not explaining his jewelry and yet it disappears as far as the NCAA is concerned .
The point is that smoke has nothing to do with anything , the NCAA goes after schools when they want and completely ignores other schools . So the fact that they crushed Memphis doesn't mean anything .
Let's not forget the NCAA had to drop a case against Miami due to improper behavior of their own , don't forget Shabazz Muhammad getting off because the investigator duscussed his case with a boyfriend and said he was guilty and she just had to find a way to prove it .
Never mind that it was admitted by former NCAA investigators that Emmert formed a special unit to target certain schools . Getting punished by the NCAA doesn't even imply guilt , not being held responsible by the NCAA doesn't imply innocence either .
There's not enough evidence to have went after Memphis like they did if there wasn't enough to go after the schools I listed . Hand writing experts get it wrong , they are not above reproach . Besides we have witnessed the NCAA play dirty when targeting schools , that's why I listed the Miami case as they got busted doing so and had to let the Canes go .Smoke has nothing to do with anything? It has everything to do with this. In the anology, smoke=evidence. There is a lot of evidence that shows Rose is guilty. There is a lot of evidence that shows those other cases you mentioned involve guilt by those programs/players as well.
The NCAA playing favorites with Duke and North Carolina by not punishing them does not mean that the consequences thrown at Memphis weren't an indication of anything. It is true, as you said, that the NCAA goes after who they want to go after. But it is also true that the evidence they used to hammer Memphis was legit. Them not taking action in other cases where there is also legit evidence (Duke, NC) does not change that fact.
Who has gotten punished by the NCAA that wasn't guilty? Pearl? Bohiem? Larry Brown? The fat dude that use to coach Tennessee? Pitino?
Who? Cal, twice. You really like circumstantial evidence so I'd add collateral damage to those who got punished. The wins were stripped from his personal record, yet he has never been accused of a violation by the NCAA. Your turn.Smoke has nothing to do with anything? It has everything to do with this. In the anology, smoke=evidence. There is a lot of evidence that shows Rose is guilty. There is a lot of evidence that shows those other cases you mentioned involve guilt by those programs/players as well.
The NCAA playing favorites with Duke and North Carolina by not punishing them does not mean that the consequences thrown at Memphis weren't an indication of anything. It is true, as you said, that the NCAA goes after who they want to go after. But it is also true that the evidence they used to hammer Memphis was legit. Them not taking action in other cases where there is also legit evidence (Duke, NC) does not change that fact.
Who has gotten punished by the NCAA that wasn't guilty? Pearl? Bohiem? Larry Brown? The fat dude that use to coach Tennessee? Pitino?
There's not enough evidence to have went after Memphis like they did if there wasn't enough to go after the schools I listed . Hand writing experts get it wrong , they are not above reproach . Besides we have witnessed the NCAA play dirty when targeting schools , that's why I listed the Miami case as they got busted doing so and had to let the Canes go .
Given that and their inability to find wrongdoing when it's obvious depending on who it is , I think it's not far at all to see the NCAA doing whatever it took to nail Memphis . But if you want to buy their smoke then go right ahead , it's just a load of what ifs and bs .
Who? Cal, twice. You really like circumstantial evidence so I'd add collateral damage to those who got punished. The wins were stripped from his personal record, yet he has never been accused of a violation by the NCAA. Your turn.
There wasn't enough evidence hence them using the invalidated score which was flimsy at best . I don't have to prove Rose was innocent but they didn't prove he cheated either , there is no hard proof but guilty by default because he didn't talk to them .There is enough evidence to go after the schools listed. That's where the outrage comes from. They will go after some schools who have players or coaches who cheated in some way based on evidence, like Rose, but they will ignore others like Duke and Carolina. You seem to think favortism being shown towards some means that the ones who don't recieve the special treatment must be innocent. That's not true.
Yes, the NCAA had to let the canes go because they botched that situation. But Miami was not innocent. Miami, of all schools, is not freaking innocent. My point is that those who have been hammered by the NCAA have been hammered because of evidence. You have not made a solid argument against that point.
Buy the NCAAs smoke? No, most of the evidence comes from Rose himself. Not all of the consequences from this situation came from Rose. There are journalist who are just a skeptical about the NCAA as you are who wrote about this back when it happened and came to the same conclusion at this fool is guilty. I don't know what your motivation is in arguing that there isn't enough evidenced. If Rose would have gone to Duke or Carolina and Rose did the exact same thing, but without NCAA punishment, I bet you wouldn't be up here talking about " not enough evidence".
There isn't "caught red handed" proof, such as a video tape or an admission of guilt by anyone, but to say that the NCAA had zero or that there isn't any proof at all is not true either.
The circumstances are very shady. He failed the test 3 times in Chicago so he goes to take it in Detroit where he finally passes. When asked about his score, Rose was not able to recall what it was. During the investigation, Rose did not cooperate. They brought in a handwriting expert to examine the test compared to Rose's handwriting and the expert did not believe the two to be the same.
Additionally, the scores were invalidated, people were fired, and a major bball program had to vacate a 38 win season and championship game. That is a lot of consequences for an allegation that investigators felt there was no proof for. That is a lot of smoke for someone to pretend that there is no fire in sight.
The more I see the avatar, the more I'm convinced it's the best one on here.My niece married a duke fan and my wife's first cousin married one too. All within a year. I didn't know there were duke fans outside New Jersey.
But you got to admit that the NCAA is very inconsistent, to the the absolute very least, when it comes to handing out punishment. It's really hard telling how much evidence they had because of their inconsistencies. Sometimes they have a smoking gun (or a girl who says......"yes, I had sex with A, B, C, and D player AND got paid for it) and yet they do nothing. It's a really pathetic organization when it comes to policing the players and program. Pathetic!
What Transgressions? Calipari did nothing wrong and NCAA sent a letter saying soThe other day, I got into a bit of a heated argument with a family member about John Calipari. I, of course, argued that he is a fantastic coach who puts his players first and has catapulted Kentucky to the top of college basketball. He continuously brought up UMass and Memphis. If I am being honest, I don't know the full situations and would love if someone can explain it to me so that I can try to reason with him. I understand that at Memphis, someone else took Derrick Rose's SAT. I have tried googling it, but it is difficult to get an article that is not completely biased against Calipari. I would love to know how you all defend it when you get in these situations.
It's long but enlightening.
http://www.si.com/vault/2011/03/14/...ccessful-why-john-calipari-cant-catch-a-break
So again, no proof. You can argue circumstances all you want, but in a court case, the ncaa would have lost. This, and its double standards on different schools, are some of the reasons people predict the ncaa will cease to exist.There isn't "caught red handed" proof, such as a video tape or an admission of guilt by anyone, but to say that the NCAA had zero or that there isn't any proof at all is not true either.
The circumstances are very shady. He failed the test 3 times in Chicago so he goes to take it in Detroit where he finally passes. When asked about his score, Rose was not able to recall what it was. During the investigation, Rose did not cooperate. They brought in a handwriting expert to examine the test compared to Rose's handwriting and the expert did not believe the two to be the same.
Additionally, the scores were invalidated, people were fired, and a major bball program had to vacate a 38 win season and championship game. That is a lot of consequences for an allegation that investigators felt there was no proof for. That is a lot of smoke for someone to pretend that there is no fire in sight.