NCAA corruption case UPDATE

[canesstevealum08]

http://http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/21855825/lawyers-argue-fbi-findings-college-basketball-corruption-scandal-violate-federal-law

Let's see where this goes. It seems like a plausible defense.

 

[tcgrad1014]

Even if the named defendants did not commit a federal crime, it doesn't resolve our problem.

 

[Consigliere]

Even if the named defendants did not commit a federal crime, it doesn't resolve our problem.

That article does nothing. Even if the FBI says "the University of Miami is not guilty and they did nothing and everything is great there." It doesn't change the damage that was already done.

 

[hotshot]

Even if the named defendants did not commit a federal crime, it doesn't resolve our problem.

That article does nothing. Even if the FBI says "the University of Miami is not guilty and they did nothing and everything is great there." It doesn't change the damage that was already done.

Exactly. And you know the FBI is never gonna make that kind of broad, exonerating statement. Best we can hope for is that the matter fades away. It's not like the Bureau doesn't have more important things to work on.

 

[Swampcity]

:U5PyXda:

 

[Crimpy]

In this age of blatant political corruption, with our politicians openly taking bribes (in the form of $500k a pop "speeches" to banks and other corporations they regulated while in office), I'm so glad to know that our federal law enforcement resources are being used to make sure sports apparel executives aren't funneling money to poor big school recruits to influence what college sports team they sign with. Cheating is not OK kids!