I read it, shrugged and went back to sleep. A coach took miles bridges parents out to dinner, what a scandal.
It literally happens at every program. I don’t get why people pretend it doesn’t. That article is cool to read because it gives specific details but you really don’t learn anything you didn’t already know.
the thing is that most of this isn't even coach related, it's agent/player. the biggest thing this will affect are teams potentially sitting out carter/bridges/sexson/etc because of risks about ineligibility
Looking forward to Coach K having had no earthly idea any of this was going on at the program he's run for a thousand years
Shoutout to Uncle Phil for the ultra-clandestine bag drops, you'll never get us NCAA *crosses fingers*
It was a 103 dollar meal Carter's mom ate with an agent. Come on. Get out of here with this "any of this" nonsense.
https://deadspin.com/who-gives-a-shit-1823260537 Let’s be clear on exactly what’s happening here. Yahoo! Sports is pushing out a press release for the FBI, which is acting as the enforcement arm of the NCAA. That all feels like a bigger scandal than a spreadsheet that shows, among other things, a basketball recruit’s mom receiving “hundreds of dollars in advances” from an agent. Yahoo!, the cops of sports media, have been humping this story hard. (Last week they promised the ongoing federal case would “fundamentally and indelibly alter the sport of college basketball.”) And why not? They’ve got a source, the feds themselves, leaking them evidence and Old Testament-level doom-saying about how good the feds’ case is, and how everyone should be terrified, which is something the feds only do if their case isn’t that strong and they want to pressure people into flipping. Pay the kids.
Nah: 16.01.1.1 Restitution for Receipt of Impermissible Benefits. Unless otherwise noted, for violations of Bylaw 16 in which the value of the benefit is $100 $200 or less, the eligibility of the student-athlete shall not be affected conditioned upon the student-athlete's repayment of the benefit to a charity of his or her choice. The student-athlete, however, shall remain ineligible from the time the institution has knowledge of receipt of the impermissible benefit until the student-athlete repays the benefit. Violations of the bylaw remain institutional violations per Constitution 2.8.1, and documentation of the student-athlete's repayment shall be forwarded to the enforcement staff. For violations of Bylaw 16 in which there is no monetary value to the benefit, violations shall be considered institutional violations per Constitution 2.8.1; however, such violations shall not affect the student-athlete's eligibility.It's a simple just pay it back at that level.
article specifically talks about a 400 dollar withdrawal as well as a dinner for bridges obviously this is going to be a case by case thing as opposed to an overall hammer