maybe true that Smith is out recruiting us, but not sure Flowers got an offer from Cal as he went to Southern AlabamaBC Calfan said:
One time recruit Michael Flowers ends up a cougar. Kyle Smith consistently out-recruiting us.
HoopDreams said:maybe true that Smith is out recruiting us, but not sure Flowers got an offer from Cal as he went to Southern AlabamaBC Calfan said:
One time recruit Michael Flowers ends up a cougar. Kyle Smith consistently out-recruiting us.
none of the schools recruiting him as a transfer are high-academic schools either
watch the first clipbearister said:
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He's a strong Gonzaga lean...bearister said:
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BigDaddy said:He's a strong Gonzaga lean...bearister said:
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Big C said:
Chet is a 7-0 GUARD?!? Wow...
yeah, I don't get it eitherChunger89 said:
Jemarl Baker transfers to Fresno St. Don't really understand him leaving Arizona as he's stepping down to a lower level conference and it's not necessarily closer to home either.
HoopDreams said:yeah, I don't get it eitherChunger89 said:
Jemarl Baker transfers to Fresno St. Don't really understand him leaving Arizona as he's stepping down to a lower level conference and it's not necessarily closer to home either.
he's probably leaving AZ due because they probably won't be eligible for post-season ... but why Fresno State???
can't be grades
where is Baker from? (NorCal?)
philbert said:
does Cal get any salary relief or is that only in the event that he gets another...HC job. (**cough**)
Based on the violations cited in the report -- no money was paid to either recruits or current players; the assistant coach was taking a bribe to push players to sign with a certain agent -- a slap on the wrist was the right call. If it had been found that the coach funneled money from the agent to players or recruits, that would warrant harsher sanctions.HoopDreams said:not even loss of scholliesBigDaddy said:
No postseason ban = slap on the wrist
There was a loss of scholarships - after the fact - for the 18-19 season. And USC probably said "hey, we are losing the Mobleys, so we arent going to the postseason in 2022 anyways".HoopDreams said:not even loss of scholliesBigDaddy said:
No postseason ban = slap on the wrist
BearSD said:Based on the violations cited in the report -- no money was paid to either recruits or current players; the assistant coach was taking a bribe to push players to sign with a certain agent -- a slap on the wrist was the right call. If it had been found that the coach funneled money from the agent to players or recruits, that would warrant harsher sanctions.HoopDreams said:not even loss of scholliesBigDaddy said:
No postseason ban = slap on the wrist
I want to see how all of this turns out. Reading the stuff from the wiretaps, there is a number of cases where multiple schools were bidding on the same player. One school would win the auction (Arizona) and two or three schools (USC) would lose. The winner will have the money issue, but the others will not - even though they were all performing the same behavior, but lost the bidding war.OaktownBear said:BearSD said:Based on the violations cited in the report -- no money was paid to either recruits or current players; the assistant coach was taking a bribe to push players to sign with a certain agent -- a slap on the wrist was the right call. If it had been found that the coach funneled money from the agent to players or recruits, that would warrant harsher sanctions.HoopDreams said:not even loss of scholliesBigDaddy said:
No postseason ban = slap on the wrist
The coach should be on a ten year ban and thereafter an order to show cause
I think it's more because the NCAA investigation power is limited, and it's limited because the NCAA membership wants it that way.BeachedBear said:I want to see how all of this turns out. Reading the stuff from the wiretaps, there is a number of cases where multiple schools were bidding on the same player. One school would win the auction (Arizona) and two or three schools (USC) would lose. The winner will have the money issue, but the others will not - even though they were all performing the same behavior, but lost the bidding war.OaktownBear said:BearSD said:Based on the violations cited in the report -- no money was paid to either recruits or current players; the assistant coach was taking a bribe to push players to sign with a certain agent -- a slap on the wrist was the right call. If it had been found that the coach funneled money from the agent to players or recruits, that would warrant harsher sanctions.HoopDreams said:not even loss of scholliesBigDaddy said:
No postseason ban = slap on the wrist
The coach should be on a ten year ban and thereafter an order to show cause
I expect the winner will be punished differently than losers - but it is all very hypocritical IMHO. If the colleges, NCAA and others were at all serious about any of this, they would do what you describe.
But they won't - because they're not.
... and this was just one situation. these teams were/are doing a lot of it, and they are getting slyer about how they do it ... the amazing thing is even with the FBI involved, they are getting away with itBeachedBear said:I want to see how all of this turns out. Reading the stuff from the wiretaps, there is a number of cases where multiple schools were bidding on the same player. One school would win the auction (Arizona) and two or three schools (USC) would lose. The winner will have the money issue, but the others will not - even though they were all performing the same behavior, but lost the bidding war.OaktownBear said:BearSD said:Based on the violations cited in the report -- no money was paid to either recruits or current players; the assistant coach was taking a bribe to push players to sign with a certain agent -- a slap on the wrist was the right call. If it had been found that the coach funneled money from the agent to players or recruits, that would warrant harsher sanctions.HoopDreams said:not even loss of scholliesBigDaddy said:
No postseason ban = slap on the wrist
The coach should be on a ten year ban and thereafter an order to show cause
I expect the winner will be punished differently than losers - but it is all very hypocritical IMHO. If the colleges, NCAA and others were at all serious about any of this, they would do what you describe.
But they won't - because they're not.
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BC Calfan said:
All quiet on the recruiting front. I have a feeling we will add at least one player this spring. Anyone on this list would be a huge get. Unfortunately, not getting my hopes up.
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