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James Wiseman ruled ineligible

Shocker. Penny is in over his head.

Penny helped family move from nashville to memphis, and since he donated to memphis in the early 2000s, is declared a booster

doesn’t seem that far of a move...at least not so far that one would need assistance

NCAA totally would have looked the other way had Wiseman ended up at Duke or Kentucky.

Just ridiculous. Fuck the NCAA. Would rather watch college hoops become worse. God save the rules!

Does this have any implications on how the NCAA might rule on Gassnola as a booster?

InfiniteJ wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 5:13 pm NCAA totally would have looked the other way had Wiseman ended up at Duke or Kentucky.

Penny coached him in high school so he may have been eligible anywhere else. Who knows though.

TraditionKU wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 5:05 pm Penny helped family move from nashville to memphis, and since he donated to memphis in the early 2000s, is declared a booster

doesn’t seem that far of a move...at least not so far that one would need assistance

2018 They corrected the date.

Kyblueblood wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 5:29 pm

TraditionKU wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 5:05 pm Penny helped family move from nashville to memphis, and since he donated to memphis in the early 2000s, is declared a booster

doesn’t seem that far of a move...at least not so far that one would need assistance

2018 They corrected the date.

pretty big difference

Don't pay* COLLEGE players, don't get in trouble.

* i mean, beyond the stipends, room and board, tuition, meals, travel, publicity, advice, gear, training, college experience etc etc

He's out there playing now...

Judge temp ruling.
It's gonna get messy.
( already is )

I’m so happy that we don’t get to watch an absolute monster post player in college basketball this year because paying $300 for Two Men in a Truck just makes me feel too yucky inside.

College basketball isn’t even on the top ribbon on ESPN.com anymore and the NCAA wonders why.

I can’t decide whether to comment on the ncaa shenanigans or make a gay joke about $300 for two men in a truck.

$11.5k should cover any unforeseen expenses for a move 3 hours down the road.

Can't wait for the Memphis and Wiseman attorneys to argue to the NCAA that those stupid fucks cleared him to play and now they are saying he's not eligible for something that happened BEFORE they ruled him eligible to play. There is egg on the NCAA's face.
For those of us who wonder why it takes the NCAA so long to clear a player, this is a perfect example of one of the many reasons why. They make decisions and then they go back on their decisions and change their minds. If they throughly investigated each and every High School (and then NCAA) athlete and followed through with the rules the NCAA would have to rule a whole bunch of players ineligible. 1000s of players. That ruins the business of college athletics if they truly did it. They are damned if they do and damned if they don't. ZERO chance 5-10% (if not more) of those playing college basketball and football are legitimately academically eligible - let alone didn't take any illegal handouts or receive any illegal perks.
You have to figure BIG changes are a coming.

CrimsonNBlue wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 6:20 pm I’m so happy that we don’t get to watch an absolute monster post player in college basketball this year because paying $300 for Two Men in a Truck just makes me feel too yucky inside.

College basketball isn’t even on the top ribbon on ESPN.com anymore and the NCAA wonders why.

It's a good thing Penny didn't buy a kid who never played for his school a plane ticket home from summer camp so he could go to his grandma's funeral.

That kinda shit is unforgivable.

A lot of people were talking about Coach Self doing things as a big "FU" to the NCAA.

Tonight, Penny told Bill "Hold my beer...".

DCHawk1 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 7:28 pm

CrimsonNBlue wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 6:20 pm I’m so happy that we don’t get to watch an absolute monster post player in college basketball this year because paying $300 for Two Men in a Truck just makes me feel too yucky inside.

College basketball isn’t even on the top ribbon on ESPN.com anymore and the NCAA wonders why.

It's a good thing Penny didn't buy a kid who never played for his school a plane ticket home from summer camp so he could go to his grandma's funeral.

That kinda shit is unforgivable.

You're right!
Askew's grandmother was already dead when Brown bought the ticket and Brown didn't tell him?
Unforgivable!




Problem was the NCAA found or at least claimed they found other dirt on LB and company besides the plane ticket.
Then Roy followed suit and we got in some trouble under him.
Now we have Bill and his cronies helping to land us in the NCAA shit house.