NCAA: "Louisville knew or should have known that Adidas was its booster"

[Kevin Bryan]

Since UK sucks let's switch the focus to the ongoing bitch fight between Louisville and the NCAA. 😁

"[T]he institution's administration knew or should have known that Adidas was its booster," NCAA enforcement staff wrote in the reply. "It should have been very clear to Louisville that if Adidas employees offered or arranged to provide hundreds of thousands of dollars for a prospect to enroll based on his basketball ability, something not available to the general student population or compliant schools, this conduct would be an NCAA violation attributable to the institution."

In its reply, NCAA enforcement staff wrote that it is "unaware of any factual information that warrants a lower penalty range for the institution."

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[FaithPlusOne]

I’m not surprised by the response. I wonder how long this one will take to play out. The uncertainty can feel like punishment before the actual punishment.

 

[Kevin Bryan]

I’m not surprised by the response. I wonder how long this one will take to play out. The uncertainty can feel like punishment before the actual punishment.

The article says, "The case will be handled by either the NCAA Committee on Infractions or the Independent Accountability Resolution Process and probably won't be adjudicated until sometime next year. "

Unless they are going to make a decision in the next 3 weeks I would say "next year" is probably accurate. 😆

 

[UL_1986]

Go ahead and give us a post season ban. This season is dumb anyways.

 

[lurkeraspect84]

 

[Kevin Bryan]

Go ahead and give us a post season ban. This season is dumb anyways.

I agree. I say cancel the season for everyone!

 

[UL_1986]

Lol in the age of Covid, we really don’t care anymore. Like cool ncaa, do your thing you pussies. I know you hate the NBA kev, but the more time goes on and the Ncaa cherry picks who they want to punish out of their “moral code and honor system” lol, the more I tune into NBA. Better product and less dumb bs that ultimately doesn’t matter. NCAA reminds me of a catholic school trying to disparage others for not following suit, while they’re in the midst of a sex scandal with one of their priests.

 

[lurkeraspect84]

Lol in the age of Covid, we really don’t care anymore. Like cool ncaa, do your thing you pussies. I know you hate the NBA kev, but the more time goes on and the Ncaa cherry picks who they want to punish out of their “moral code and honor system” lol, the more I tune into NBA. Better product and less dumb bs that ultimately doesn’t matter. NCAA reminds me of a catholic school trying to disparage others for not following suit, while they’re in the midst of a sex scandal with one of their priests.

This is true. I've actually stopped watching the last two UK games early.

 

[UL_1986]

This is true. I've actually stopped watching the last two UK games early.

Mark Emmert jerks off stale fish.

 

[Kevin Bryan]

Lol in the age of Covid, we really don’t care anymore. Like cool ncaa, do your thing you pussies. I know you hate the NBA kev, but the more time goes on and the Ncaa cherry picks who they want to punish out of their “moral code and honor system” lol, the more I tune into NBA. Better product and less dumb bs that ultimately doesn’t matter. NCAA reminds me of a catholic school trying to disparage others for not following suit, while they’re in the midst of a sex scandal with one of their priests.

I am sure I would follow the NBA if Cincinnati still had a team (or Louisville). I watch it during the playoffs, mainly because that and NHL are the only things going on that time of the year.

 

[lurkeraspect84]

Mark Emmert jerks off stale fish.

..while looking at a photoshop of Kanter in a Washington Huskies uniform.

 

[Kevin Bryan]

..while looking at a photoshop of Kanter in a Washington Huskies uniform.

Don't forget about Terrence.

 

[gmckeenoles]

Since UK sucks let's switch the focus to the ongoing bitch fight between Louisville and the NCAA. 😁

"[T]he institution's administration knew or should have known that Adidas was its booster," NCAA enforcement staff wrote in the reply. "It should have been very clear to Louisville that if Adidas employees offered or arranged to provide hundreds of thousands of dollars for a prospect to enroll based on his basketball ability, something not available to the general student population or compliant schools, this conduct would be an NCAA violation attributable to the institution."

In its reply, NCAA enforcement staff wrote that it is "unaware of any factual information that warrants a lower penalty range for the institution."

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Not to distract from what’s going on at UL, but when does KU finally receive their Addias death sentence?

 

[speedfrk]

Wouldn’t nike and UA also be considered boosters then?

 

[Kevin Bryan]

Wouldn’t nike and UA also be considered boosters then?

Yes.