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Sean Miller Punishment Announced

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Just kidding!! He didn’t get a penalty at all. Book Richardson his assistant, three months prison; which has been served. Also, Richardson earned himself a nice ten year show cause under the direction of Miller.

What in the actual Fück is going on at the NCAA Offices?
 
Just kidding!! He didn’t get a penalty at all. Book Richardson his assistant, three months prison; which has been served. Also, Richardson earned himself a nice ten year show cause under the direction of Miller.

What in the actual Fück is going on at the NCAA Offices?

NCAA be like...

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Friendly reminder that Jim Boeheim was stripped of 101 wins, multiple scholarships for multiple years, and other recruiting restrictions because Fab Melo didn’t know English well and Billy Edelin made minimum wage to officiate YMCA games.
 
Friendly reminder that Jim Boeheim was stripped of 101 wins, multiple scholarships for multiple years, and other recruiting restrictions because Fab Melo didn’t know English well and Billy Edelin made minimum wage to officiate YMCA games.
Fukin cheaters....














Also let the record show----Boeheim killed someone, with no penalties----So there is that. ;)
 
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It was the IARP that made the decision (not the NCAA). That panel is already being dissolved and was obviously a huge failure. It didn't help to expedite cases whatsoever and the "penalties" they've handed down have been laughable other than what NC State got. Once they issue a few more slaps on the wrist for the remaining cases (LSU, Memphis, Kansas) they'll be history.
 
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Did anyone watch the All-Access matchup last week on FS1 between Xavier and St. John's? Remarkable stuff. Hope they do more. One thing was clear to me: Sean Miller is a much, much, much more engaging coach than Mike Anderson.

During the timeouts, Anderson would always start out lightly chatting with his assistants. Then he would join the team huddle and speak with the players. Energy seemed kind of low. Felt like his speeches were more on platitudes than specific assignments.

Quite a contrast to Sean Miller, who goes straight for the team huddle. He's barking commands even when they're up 18 points; you would have thought the game was tied. The players were talking with one another. If I were a recruit deciding between Xavier and St. John's, I'd be ready to commit to Xavier that same day.

 
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