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btcane said:
This is, without a doubt, the most well written piece we have seen on this Board. With all due respect to Peter, D$, the NY Times, ESPN, CBSSports writers, etc. who have works posted here, this BY FAR ECLIPESES those writings.

A MUST READ FOR EVERYONE!!!

Peter, see if you can get this guy on board as a regular writter!!!
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I'm still laughing at the idea of Pete getting this guy over here. Who the **** is gonna listen to that kid?
 
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sabrose said:
http://sebastianspub.wordpress.com/2013/02/18/ncaas-sham-investigation-morally-corrupt-culture-finally-pushes-miami-over-the-edge/

This guy always has an interesting take and it really focuses on the flaws of the supposed "external review" that the NCAA paid for.
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Miami should investigate the NCAA. I'm not joking. OK, maybe not Miami, but maybe the ACC or the NCAA member institutions. Either two things would happen... we'd get a full expose on what really happened with the biased investigation, or the NCAA stonewalls everyone and looks even worse. Either way... we skate?:-)
 
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I'm hoping eventually Vish does another revising Chuck Robinson's original expose and contrasts it with what was actually found by the NCAA. He does that, and i'm going to spend an afternoon emailing it to every sports journalism entity that I can find. It's more obvious than ever that Yahoo! (<--- **** that ***gity *** exclamation mark) ran with a bunch of sensationalized nonsense.


The NCAA is getting theirs in this travesty, but Yahoo! Sports still deserves a reckoning.
 
That's miamicanes03 also goes by miamialumcanes2003... probably the greatest cane poster of all time.
 
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well you guys can hang out with him along with us every day over at Sebastian's pub. he should never have to pay for a drink ever again at a bar or a game.
 
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Vishnu has a gift and his new post is a again priceless
." The NCAA charged Miami with lack of institutional control without talking to the people in control of the institution. "
 
This shows that the NCAA’s purpose was not to discover the truth, but instead to simply find a way to nail Miami. They were much more comfortable taking Shapiro’s word on allegations than actually talking to Paul Dee. See, the problem they have is Paul Dee was a member of the infractions and was respected. If he said something that contradicted the statements Shapiro made, then the NCAA would have to believe Dee over Shapiro, even if Shapiro took the extraordinary step of repeating an accusation more than once. So, how did the NCAA find a “way around” that? They simply didn’t ask someone that might contradict Shapiro. They also did not speak to former ‘Canes Head Coach Randy Shannon, who by all accounts actually warned players off of Shapiro, and likely had some ability to refute Shapiro. That’s correct. The NCAA charged Miami with lack of institutional control without talking to the people in control of the institution.
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That Brown guy has a way with words.
 
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