Li'l Brothel Fires Back at NCAA

rupp876

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i see no way for them to be punished without the banners coming down
unlike the UNC case this is pretty cut-n-dry
UNC was as cut and dry as it it gets. Their defense backed by ESPN was utterly ludicrous. No school not named unCheat or Duke would have any prayer of escaping catastrophic punishment. Biggest cheating scandal in history and as we had always suspected they proved to be untouchable by a corrupt NCAA.
 

Cat78Scot

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Wrong. There were 39 students in the class. Only 3 of them were basketball players. The thing that got Ga was they admitted the 3 players never went to class or did any work. That was where they screwed up. Don't cooperate with the NCAA.

3 in one semester? That's, what, 25% of a team?
 
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blubo

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UNC was as cut and dry as it it gets. Their defense backed by ESPN was utterly ludicrous. No school not named unCheat or Duke would have any prayer of escaping catastrophic punishment. Biggest cheating scandal in history and as we had always suspected they proved to be untouchable by a corrupt NCAA.

You mean the uncaa?
 
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seccats04

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3 in one semester? That's, what, 25% of a team?
Well back then you were allowed 15 scholly players, so 20% of the team. Anyway, the point is they did it for 1 SEMESTER AND RECEIVED 1 CREDIT HOUR and were hammered. Meanwhile in UNCAA's case those a$$hole$ said they don't govern the coursework and don't tell universities how to run their ship. Yea right. But they can punish a kid for classes he takes in HIGH SCHOOL. Outright ridiculous.
 

seccats04

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Georgia it was only for 1 credit hour. UNC they actually got a degree. And this crap about all students is just that. Sure one or two regular students were in the classes but it was mostly athletes.
Georgia's phony class was mostly regular students. It only had 3 basketball players in it according to the article I read. So that crap the UNCAA spouted about not being able to punish them because UNCheat had regular students in the classes doesn't cut it.
 

mebeblue2

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UNC was as cut and dry as it it gets. Their defense backed by ESPN was utterly ludicrous. No school not named unCheat or Duke would have any prayer of escaping catastrophic punishment. Biggest cheating scandal in history and as we had always suspected they proved to be untouchable by a corrupt NCAA.
i wish it were
but the UNC case was not cut-n-dry, as a matter of fact it was just the opposite, it was very complicated
i am sure that some in the NCAA felt they would lose in a Court of Law

no doubt anyone with half a brain knows UNC committed systematic academic fraud for almost three decades

i have a feeling we will see some new rules in the NCAA that will prevent another UNC case
much like the made the Cam Newton rule

as always the NCAA is a day late and a dollar short
 

TBCat

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Georgia's phony class was mostly regular students. It only had 3 basketball players in it according to the article I read. So that crap the UNCAA spouted about not being able to punish them because UNCheat had regular students in the classes doesn't cut it.
No question that the circumstances had nothing to do with UNC getting off. It was the fact that it was UNC and that's it. NC State would have had the book thrown at them if they did the exact same thing. But when it comes to UNC or Duke the NCAA always finds a way to find nothing.
 

trueblujr

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The way McGees been thrown hard under the bus and now that Jurich and Pitino and others are gone, he should sing like a bird, write his own book, go on every talk show, star in a 30 for 30 episode and generally give UofL a big ole finger.
 

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The way McGees been thrown hard under the bus and now that Jurich and Pitino and others are gone, he should sing like a bird, write his own book, go on every talk show, star in a 30 for 30 episode and generally give UofL a big ole finger.
So you think he should be a little Narc eh ??

See you were raised a little different. You are probably the same guy that sues the hell out of people when he gets rear ended or slips and falls at McDonald's because of your own obesity and clumsiness and then turns around and has a law suit against Mcdonalds.
 

Ineverplayedthegame

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The way McGees been thrown hard under the bus and now that Jurich and Pitino and others are gone, he should sing like a bird, write his own book, go on every talk show, star in a 30 for 30 episode and generally give UofL a big ole finger.
There is a good reason $$$$$$$$ he is content to be a Uber driver. He talks, it goes away.
 

seccats04

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The way McGees been thrown hard under the bus and now that Jurich and Pitino and others are gone, he should sing like a bird, write his own book, go on every talk show, star in a 30 for 30 episode and generally give UofL a big ole finger.
He was given hush money. That is fairly obvious. I mean the dude drives an Uber for a living now because his career is over.
 

trueblujr

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So you think he should be a little Narc eh ??

See you were raised a little different. You are probably the same guy that sues the hell out of people when he gets rear ended or slips and falls at McDonald's because of your own obesity and clumsiness and then turns around and has a law suit against Mcdonalds.
WTF? Lol. No not at all, geez, Regardless, how does any of that correlate to what Andre McGee is going through? Should he be a narc? Yeah, he should be a narc, but only for the sole reason UofL has made him the evil scapegoat in all of this to protect themselves. It’s obvious he was paid to keep quiet, but now what reason does he have to be?

So I guess you’re the guy who sits behind his computer and makes broad based general assumptions about people and their character based on something they post.
 
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seccats04

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Of course he was, but my question now is what reason does he have to still keep quiet?
The school obviously has dirt on him and if he comes forward then they spill the beans on him. And he could face prison time for arranging underage prostitutes to have sex with recruits. So he knows to keep his mouth shut and disappear.
 

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So you think he should be a little Narc eh ??

See you were raised a little different. You are probably the same guy that sues the hell out of people when he gets rear ended or slips and falls at McDonald's because of your own obesity and clumsiness and then turns around and has a law suit against Mcdonalds.
Wtf? [laughing][laughing][laughing]
 

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That's a good question. I just don't see how the NCAA does that for the first time after what they just let UNC off of. Who the hell knows really. I was just making a joke but I do believe they will keep the banner
UNC has no bearing on what UL did,is it that hard to understand for UL Fans?
 

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So you think he should be a little Narc eh ??

See you were raised a little different. You are probably the same guy that sues the hell out of people when he gets rear ended or slips and falls at McDonald's because of your own obesity and clumsiness and then turns around and has a law suit against Mcdonalds.
What are you ,an undercover UL Spy pretending to be a UK Fan incognito?You UL Fans are just too easy to out,no respectable UK Fan would ever be so excitable about UL keeping their 2013 Cheating Banner
 
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kybassfan

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What are you ,an undercover UL Spy pretending to be a UK Fan incognito?You UL Fans are just too easy to out,no respectable UK Fan would ever be so excitable about UL keeping their 2013 Cheating Banner

He seemed pretty concerned about NARCS and knowledgeable about obesity. Classic Tard Fan signs to me.

I will add that UL missed the boat in their response to tie their case to The Filth's. Instead, it seems they almost implied they put kids in a position to have sex against their will. Instead of pointing out the inequity of letting academic scum like NC Filth walk free, they dig their own hole even deeper.
 

katwest

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The NCAA will say it's not an academic issue because some regular students got in on the action, so that makes it ok.
 

Cindog28

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UofL's stance is that hookers were available to ALL their students and not ALL of the basketball players were forced to "participate" like some of their recruits, so the entire basketball team/school shouldn't be punished.

Screw UNC. This is PAST academics, morals, and ethics. Not sure who thought this would make a credible appeal, but someone needs to pick them up off the floor and put them back on their barstool!

Jmo. :popcorn:
 

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So you think he should be a little Narc eh ??

See you were raised a little different. You are probably the same guy that sues the hell out of people when he gets rear ended or slips and falls at McDonald's because of your own obesity and clumsiness and then turns around and has a law suit against Mcdonalds.

UL troll. I'd Sue UL for not hiring decent looking whores for me while I visited trash city college.
 

UKWildcatT

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So you think he should be a little Narc eh ??

See you were raised a little different. You are probably the same guy that sues the hell out of people when he gets rear ended or slips and falls at McDonald's because of your own obesity and clumsiness and then turns around and has a law suit against Mcdonalds.

Jesus...lol. Just when you think you’ve seen the most ridiculous posts ever...another one pops up.

This has to be one of the three worst posts in the history of this message board.
 

Bluest Member

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Jesus...lol. Just when you think you’ve seen the most ridiculous posts ever...another one pops up.

This has to be one of the three worst posts in the history of this message board.
You've obviously never visited a UL Forum where idiocy and mental instability is the norm
 

tluck88

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I see the people here are much different than on the football board.

Im just saying, why would someone spill their guts about an employer where they did the wrong. He'd be a little snitch and that gets you no respect in this world .
 

Cat78Scot

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I see the people here are much different than on the football board.

Im just saying, why would someone spill their guts about an employer where they did the wrong. He'd be a little snitch and that gets you no respect in this world .

After being singled out and blamed for the entire prostitution scandal multiple times on national TV I doubt anyone would blame him for finally telling his side of the story.
 
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UKWildcatT

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I see the people here are much different than on the football board.

Im just saying, why would someone spill their guts about an employer where they did the wrong. He'd be a little snitch and that gets you no respect in this world .

Just stop. We get it. You’re trolling
 

Cindog28

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I see the people here are much different than on the football board.

Im just saying, why would someone spill their guts about an employer where they did the wrong. He'd be a little snitch and that gets you no respect in this world .
A 10-year "show cause" penalty doesn't command much respect either.
 

MNantz

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I see the people here are much different than on the football board.

Im just saying, why would someone spill their guts about an employer where they did the wrong. He'd be a little snitch and that gets you no respect in this world .
I would say he would still fit in perfect at UofSmell if he did !!
 

mebeblue2

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I’m no Louisville fan I don’t see how the Ncaa can make them take the banner down and UNC cheated for 2 decades and keep their banners. Ncaa is a bias joke!

i will try to help you a little
UL committed many clear NCAA violations (no wiggle room)
UNC had almost 3 decades of violations that were in a grey area (a lot of wiggle room)

you simply can not compare the two
 
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KYCAT78

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Drove by Yum this morning, somebody needs to wash that ***** banner off the front of the building. Replace it with UL home of ******, whores and cheating Coaches
 
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nickhorvathsuxazz

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I see the people here are much different than on the football board.

Im just saying, why would someone spill their guts about an employer where they did the wrong. He'd be a little snitch and that gets you no respect in this world .
I get what you're saying...it's like comparing g. gordon liddy to oliver north. Liddy knew he was on board as the fall guy, and took his consequences like a man when caught; North also knew he was being paid to be the plausible deniability for his superiors, but sang like a songbird when the crap hit the fan. It's hard to harbor any respect for North, not so much for Liddy.
 
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