They didn't justify Renardo Sydney receiving the same benefits as what Bagley got, according to the article. Sydney's dad was his AAU coach just like Bagley's and, like Bagley, was living in an expensive house with no visible means of paying for it. Sidney was suspended for the remainder of his freshman season and 30% of the following season and required to pay back over $11,000 he couldn't prove were legitimate expenses. We'll see if the NCAA is consistent with their rulings or if they give Duke another pass after they've been caught.If the NCAA lets schools hire players parents to be coaches to get that player to commit how would they justify an AAU coach being paid by the AAU programs sponsor. Nike, Adidas, and UA dump millions of dollars into AAU ball every year. Kids get free stuff from those companies year round. Half the coaches are players dads and the ones who aren’t are still very influential in the players lives. This isn’t anything new. Is it shady as hell? Yea, but that’s what AAU and college basketball is these days. You think the Clifton brothers weren’t cashing in on that AAU money?