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JimboSlice00

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Sep 19, 2021
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Maybe Kentucky wins today but they stink. Talk about a fall of a program. The last 5-6 years they have been pretty bad. Essentially the Dallas cowboys of college hoops.
 

youngman42

All-Conference
Jan 27, 2003
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Wow. This is total BS bringing players in who played pro ball but still have eligibility?

Heck. Let’s go get Lebron next year. He has 4 years of eligibility left. Why not?
 
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Mac9192

Heisman
Jan 25, 2017
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Many said pay the players, and let them get a piece of the pie. While we’re at it, let’s open up the portal. You don’t like it here? No big deal, just go somewhere else and make more money.
The inmates are now running the prison.

Years ago, Bobby Knight said something like if the NCAA led the invasion of Normandy, they’d have landed in Greece.
 

denverexpat

All-Conference
Feb 1, 2006
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Mark Few, Calipari, Izzo....all have spoken out and expressed their incredulity that the NCAA are allowing Pro's to come back to college ball...frankly CBB has lost its way, it isn't the game I used to love...the same for CFB....endless transfers and multi million dollar players on every roster...the NCAA has been neutered as an organization and it should be dissolved.
 
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sheyduke

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Apr 13, 2010
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Doesn’t Okafor, Parker, Hurt , Hood , Stewart, Carey Jr all still have eligibility left?
I mean give them a call ! Just playing but it is sad . The college game is now the new development league .
 
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