Kansas Crimson

ousdahl wrote: ↑Thu Feb 14, 2019 1:15 pm Wait, is that supposed to be cheeky?

not sure Zion went to dook cuz of academics...

I'm just bitter in advance about us at least getting put through a tough process and the same thing not happening to similarly-situated schools.

Not sure if SDS has made a decision yet on if he's going to stay at KU and fight to get his punishment reduced....but sometimes I wonder if our coaching staff has totally lost control on some stuff...

https://instagram.com/pelcorexperience? ... oq191qo8wm

https://instagram.com/ruitati?utm_sourc ... au0wehmkk5

That's a link to a clothing company out of Portugal (bottom one is a like to the owner who appears to possibly be from angola judging by some of the flags in his posts).....this morning I wake up and see SDS with a social media post showing a bunch of shirts and hats etc in packaging...all of this brand....tagging the company in the post....and saying "thanks for the love".....if he received that stuff for free and then makes posts advertising for that company, isn't that a violation?

What is he thinking about? The clothes aren't super expensive so it's entirely possible he paid for them... (for his sake I hope he didn't pay, and they also sent fake receipts to cover his ass like we've learned is common practice! )

Maybe he's decided he's leaving after this year, so it doesn't matter? But pretty tone deaf if you're trying to fight for your eligibility.....

Personally I don't care what improper benefits these guys are getting...and for all I know he paid for all the clothes...but I've also seen Marcus Garrett have similar posts tagging a jeweler and showing off necklaces and rings....seems like that's just asking for trouble...and at a time where our coaches are under a spotlight, you'd think they'd try to limit things that look sketchy.

Could be nothing at all, but still made me cringe.

Also makes me think what harm would it really be to allow these guys to engage in advertising for companies and receive free stuff and/or money? It solves a lot of problems that aren't going away....but we've been over that.

On the flip side: our program is now under a microscope...judging by the extreme SDS ruling, I think it's safe to say there's at least some risk that we are staring down some serious sanctions for lack of institutional control....if someone other than KU fans are watching then this type of stuff seems unneeded/unwanted and a bad look.

Anyway. Happy Friday.

Kansas may have to go for the NCAA’s jugular based on disparate treatment. After the North Carolina debacle and Duke’s bye, take them out.

I still don't see duke as getting a "bye"... but I get it. They were fortunate that their coaches weren't caught on wire taps / texts / or emails....otherwise they'd be getting more heat.

Who was the Duke kid that got the loan for jewelry and never paid it back? I want to read that story again because I recall it really pissing me off before.
On the other hand, it was a good model to follow for when the Chicago dude with the hairy legs and questionable age played for a couple months at KU before his mother got caught getting loans she wouldn’t ordinarily get. I don’t remember the names of the half and done ones.

The Duke kid paid the loan back and they dropped the complaint and stopped cooperation with NCAA...so it died.

See that's helpful! You're missing so much!

I asked WHO he was. You are the laughable textbook case of ‘lost cause’ as you went 0-2 in replies to my posts today.

I tend to make my main points in the first sentence. That is very helpful in today’s world. Just not enough help for you.

DrPepper wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 2:24 pm I asked WHO he was. You are the laughable textbook case of ‘lost cause’ as you went 0-2 in replies to my posts today.

Yup. Lost cause.

Although considering you don't remember Cliff Alexander's name (but knew he had hairy legs) I can probably classify you as the same.

I don't think Dr Pepper has "hairy legs"...

Nike Schools Pay Too
https://sports.yahoo.com/nike-schools-p ... 10675.html

Nothing new, everyone is involved. Just a matter of who the ncaa decides to make their whipping boy

PortlandHawk wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 4:38 pm Nike Schools Pay Too
https://sports.yahoo.com/nike-schools-p ... 10675.html

Was happy to see the headline, as I've been blasting that horn since this garbage began, and the article was more or less fine until that last line. Sure Pat. Let's continue to enable a body that consistently practices selective enforcement. It's shameful. I'm on board for going to war with the NCAA depending on how this pans out.

Adidas bidding against themselves did not make any sense. Of course Nike (ie. 'Zona, Duke, UK) were bidding. Those guys may be smarter than our guys.

Lonestarjayhawk wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 8:06 pm Adidas bidding against themselves did not make any sense. Of course Nike (ie. 'Zona, Duke, UK) were bidding. Those guys may be smarter than our guys.

Of course.

I can't believe people didn't really know/believe this was going on for the last several decades...maybe they were just in denial.

What are the chances Silvio is playing in this new NBA/FIBA league in Africa next year?

With the severity of the punishment, I am confident that we do not know all of the facts with regard to SDS.

but if there were more facts wouldn’t the ncaa have identified them front and center as reason for the punishment?

Did they even state a reason? Or just simply say he's ineligible through next year?