No doubt Duke will skate

[SkilletHead2]

Just raggin' on ya, Cali. Have little use for either school. I'm guessing not a thing happens to Duke, but on a more realistic basis, I wonder if it may be a football/basketball difference.

 

[Caliknight]

Both are great schools, obviously.

USC made a critical mistake. Their AD at the time completely lambasted the NCAA. I'm sure that didn't sit too well. Throw in a little southeastern bias who couldn't stand a west coast school dominating their sport and you got an unjust punishment.

 

[NY AGENTMAN]

Nike on behalf of Nike. They allegedly wanted to get him away from Kansas. Duke just benefited.

You sure it was Kansas? I had heard he was going to Clemson before the switch.

 

[knights1212]

Duke always gets to skate away. I doubt anything happens to them again. I will never forget the Jay Williams case. Wasn't there something with Lance Thomas as well?

 

[Scarlet83]

I’m not a Duke hater but as a college basketball fan I’m sick and tired of blatant cheating and the shady business of illegal player payments. It’s got to end. I truly hope it all blows up and anyone involved goes down. Knowing the NCAA, I have little faith anything actually happens.

This. The cheating ruins the game.

 

[Russ Wood]

You sure it was Kansas? I had heard he was going to Clemson before the switch.

There was a wiretap conversation between Mel Code & a KU assistant during which they talked about what Zion's dad allegedly wanted. Lawyers tried to get it entered into evidence at trial but judge denied it.

Clemson is a Nike school, Nike wouldn't be trying to outbid themselves.

 

[MADHAT1]

Texts between Kansas coach Bill Self and ex-Adidas rep show how high-level college basketball recruiting works - CBSSports.com
And Self welcomes the help from Adidas because, he believes,North Carolina and Duke get similar help from Nike. So does Kentucky, Gassnola proclaims. https://www.cbssports.com/college-b...gh-level-college-basketball-recruiting-works/