:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:That is a strong-*** response by Wade.
Don’t tell UL that.:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:it’s apparent the ncaa can’t enforce anything to improve the integrity of the game.
Yeah, cuz that’s what the cheating coaches are thinking about; the well being of the student and their families.I may be in the minority but I applaud coaches who are able to cut player's families in on the financial pie and get away with it.
So you are fine with cheating. Got no problem with players making money just make it fair for all and above the table. Looking at your posts about 90% negative toward U.K.!I may be in the minority but I applaud coaches who are able to cut player's families in on the financial pie and get away with it.
It doesn't matter what the coaches are thinking about. All that matters is those kids getting fairly compensated. Based on the money that this sport generates it is laughable that the players are not getting paid.Yeah, cuz that’s what the cheating coaches are thinking about; the well being of the student and their families.
And I don’t think it’s cool that the ncaa shrugs off some cases but punishes others, especially little schools like Cleveland State to flex their muscles. It’s extremely hypocritical. I was glad to see UL get punished but if I was a UL fan, I’d be livid to see UNC and Duke get off scott free while my favorite team was hit with sanctions.
Some of these kids families live in poverty while the NCAA folks and the coaches are rolling in the dough off the backs of these kids. Yes I am more than fine with cheating in this instance. There are no victims. The only real victims are the smaller schools but every major sport has an element of ...the organizations with the biggest pockets having competitive advantages.So you are fine with cheating. Got no problem with players making money just make it fair for all and above the table. Looking at your posts about 90% negative toward U.K.!
I do think it should be ok for players to be making money off their likeness and endorsements & such but the argument that schools paying players is fine, rules be damned, is asinine. Some schools can’t get away with it, and believe it or not, some people out there may actually have some morals and choose not to blatantly cheat. So this is giving a totally unfair advantage to the schools brazen enough to just deny and skate.Some of these kids families live in poverty while the NCAA folks and the coaches are rolling in the dough off the backs of these kids. Yes I am more than fine with cheating in this instance. There are no victims. The only real victims are the smaller schools but every major sport has an element of ...the organizations with the biggest pockets having competitive advantages.
I may be in the minority but I applaud coaches who are able to cut player's families in on the financial pie and get away with it.
Some of these kids families live in poverty while the NCAA folks and the coaches are rolling in the dough off the backs of these kids. Yes I am more than fine with cheating in this instance. There are no victims. The only real victims are the smaller schools but every major sport has an element of ...the organizations with the biggest pockets having competitive advantages.
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