So Depaul even cheats poorly?

[boilerzz]

At least Ray Meyer cheated well enough to win.

http://depauliaonline.com/34283/sports/developing-story-ncaa-investigates-depaul-athletics/

 

[bMORE607]

@WeAreDePaul

 

[WeAreDePaul]

I call BS on this. More likely, my school is just pretending to be under investigation as a way of claiming relevance.


I hope this is true though, would love to see the athletic department finally get the house cleaning it deserves.

 

[WeAreDePaul]

but, really my first reaction is.....

WOO HOO a DEPAUL THREAD AND I DIDN'T EVEN START IT! WE'RE BACK!

 

[WeAreDePaul]

I'm guessing it has to involve the recruitment of Tyger Campbell, who committed to DePaul and then later changed his mind and de-committed. His high school coach was hired to be an assistant at DePaul. And Tyger is high school teammate's with Brown, the kid who took $100,000 to go to Louisiville.


So basically we are getting busted for a kid who didn't even end up going to DePaul. Sounds about right for DePaul.

Makes sense since we have no business being involved in a recruit ranked as high as Tyger.

 

[LloydCarrIsSmegma]

Step 1: You need to shit can Jean Ponsetto

 

[duckboy33]

I'm guessing it has to involve the recruitment of Tyger Campbell, who committed to DePaul and then later changed his mind and de-committed. His high school coach was hired to be an assistant at DePaul. And Tyger is high school teammate's with Brown, the kid who took $100,000 to go to Louisiville.


So basically we are getting busted for a kid who didn't even end up going to DePaul. Sounds about right for DePaul.

Makes sense since we have no business being involved in a recruit ranked as high as Tyger.

I didn't even know the details but when Tyger Campbell committed to Depaul I thought, "Wow, Depaul has a bag man".

 

[Silent Banjo]

I think Depaul is in violation of the rules limiting the number of 2-star recruits a team can have on its roster.

 

[lkc1234]

I'm guessing it has to involve the recruitment of Tyger Campbell, who committed to DePaul and then later changed his mind and de-committed. His high school coach was hired to be an assistant at DePaul. And Tyger is high school teammate's with Brown, the kid who took $100,000 to go to Louisiville.


So basically we are getting busted for a kid who didn't even end up going to DePaul. Sounds about right for DePaul.

Makes sense since we have no business being involved in a recruit ranked as high as Tyger.

You must mean Bowen and not Brown.