UL = Baylor
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Forget paid for play. This is laid for play. UL is the safety net for any player getting caught and sent away.
Baylor broke Federal Laws. A better comparison is UT but I get what you're saying. The difference at Baylor is they actually have a President that's actually in charge unlike at UL where Jurich calls the shots. Baylor has at least some gumption once their hand is caught in the cookie jar, they man up and fire people who are responsible for their actions instead of going after people and just laugh at what's going on. Not taking up for Baylor, bc they did cover this up for years, and the President turned a blind eye and should go tomorrow and probably will but at least they have accepted today they are busted while UL makes an announcement about expansion at Papa John's.
It really is amazing how tardville is not kicked out of the NCAA. They have players arrested all the time but nothing happens to them. Biggest bunch of thugs with the longest arrest records in the NCAA. Just a dirty program with a bunch of players arrested.
I'm sure that the way the NCAA screwed up the investigation at the U (hurtt's atrocious recruiting which has earned him TWO NROTYs) postponed UL's implosion by years-----and maybe forever. I also don't understand why they took no offense to jurich keeping hurtt on the payroll after they basically said he should be fired------maybe they were understanding and knew that jurich had no choice, just like Strong couldn't take the job at TU (that he was much better suited for, they cheat too) unless he took hurtt with him. Seems like Jones hasn't had that much trouble recruiting without hurtt.
Don't want to accuse them of the things taking place at Baylor because nothings been alleged, but there's no question they have sold their soul some to take in some of these types and that has to make them a little nervous now. I'm guessing they are sweating bullets that nothing new happens involving any of the adopted players because if so the attention turns directly on them with a huge spotlight. Not to mention the liability issues that you know are running through every board members head right now. This kind of thing can go way beyond the NCAA penalties and lawsuits are going to start flying all over the place.
Couldn't find Louisville in the Top 25 of College Footballs "Most Arrested".
http://collegespun.com/pac-12/washi...ams-with-the-most-arrests-in-the-last-5-yearsI believe they removed him as prez and have made him chancellor....which almost sounds like a promotion.
No, and you never will - Petrino, Pitino and Jurich makes sure they don't actually get arrested. Maybe a better metric would be arrests per player, regardless of where they were arrested. It seems UofL transfers miraculously reform once they arrive at UofL. It's quite the success story....Couldn't find Louisville in the Top 25 of College Footballs "Most Arrested".
Why worry about arrest records when their coach was embezzling state funds to put a mistress on payroll at Arkansas. This is actually theft and prostitution and corruption all rolled in to one. Petrino is scum.
I notice UoFeLony fans trotting out this link as a smokescreen to distract from the issue at hand.Couldn't find Louisville in the Top 25 of College Footballs "Most Arrested".
Frankly I have to tip my hat to the trustees at Baylor for ultimately handling this the way they did. They weren't perfect but in the end they showed they had a good conscience and did the right thing. If loserville trustees had a similar conscience, Ramsey, Turtleneck, & Pitino would be long gone. But they don't, and the beat goes on because it's win at all cost without shame or remorse.
The ncaa big wigs are having a party because they have found someone to hammer and take the heat off the uncheat fiasco and turning their heads of thirty years of academic fraud
That is simple because the police in this town take care of outfits athletes cover up ant wrong doing that goes on...cheerleader dead...James Quick..player beaten in locker room are a fewCouldn't find Louisville in the Top 25 of College Footballs "Most Arrested".
The Louisville Cardinal Journal does its part by keeping bad news out of the news.
Couldn't find Louisville in the Top 25 of College Footballs "Most Arrested".
I don't understand your posts, given your name, U Love our UK, confusing.
You do realize that jurich and Strong (Strong recruiting against him in state, and probably talking to commits that told him a lot) claimed that they didn't know anything about how hurtt got his NROTY at the U until the NCAA spelled it out for them, and then they denied that he did anything wrong, don't you? You do know that UNC had one of the most respected academic institutions around, until very recently, don't you? You do know that Baylor had a very rapid rise in their programs don't you (similar to UL), until the crap hit the fan.
Stand by to be rammed, it will catch up with you sooner or later, your football team is one of the most dangerous in the nation, and I am not talking about on the field. At least the basketball team tries to be lovers, but it seems they need a lot of help. I wonder who got the sloppy seconds?
heard first hand from an lpd officer. if a uofl player gets in trouble, no matter what the time of night/day, they immediately call petrino and he rushes to the scene to take care of it. funny how petrino leaves and all their players start getting in trouble. maybe kragthrorpe didnt like getting out of bed to save his sorry @$$ players.
Demoted to chancellor. Starr remains president and in the current position until next week.
So you guys are comparing us to Baylor, what school would you compare yourselves to?
Why come here and try to be civilized? When you got that a-hole Zipp on your board being a dick to everyone.
You've got to admit, UL moral level is one of the worst of all time. I mean come on. Pitino and the whole trial with Sypher. Petrino dumps UL then UL takes him back AFTER he steals money and shags a female half his age all the while MARRIED!
You've got to admit, UL moral level is one of the worst of all time. I mean come on. Pitino and the whole trial with Sypher. Petrino dumps UL then UL takes him back AFTER he steals money and shags a female half his age all the while MARRIED!
any stat list of arrests to try and justify UL as being clean is a joke considering how Cholly Strong & Jurich made sure police were NOT involved when the 2 twin football players beat the **** out of another teammate & put him in a hospital
meanwhile at UK a walkon fullback acts like a jackass while drunk, doesnt hurt anyone or damage any property, & it is front page news in the Herald Leader & Courier Journal
meanwhile at UK a walkon fullback acts like a jackass while drunk, doesnt hurt anyone or damage any property, & it is front page news in the Herald Leader & Courier Journal
Hmmm, Kentucky has lost 5 in a row and is rated as one of the top schools for team arrest with 18 and wants to play the holier than thou....."we do it the right way" card. I understand it is just fan bravado but it does look like of silly...the old we are moral and full of good kids while you are corrupt and all of your players are criminals. Realists who look at the world the way it really is instead how they want it to be knows every team has good kids and every team has some trouble makers. There is no such thing as we are good and you are bad. At least don't have your program as one of the leaders for arrests before you start throwing stones.
I'm not going the player rout. I'm talking about your adults and admin at UL. Your head coach is a scum bag. Broke laws, stole public funds, banged a hired mistress, lied, manipulated UL and its fans, then UL hired him back!
Not only that, but as I mentioned earlier, at least Baylors trustees finally came around and took decisive action. What did loserville trustees do? "Nothing to see here folks! We're gonna hunker down and ride this out!" Of course I'm referring to their BB coach on a FB board, but it simply shows that the culture at city college is corrupt to the core, all while the Louisville Cardinal Journal looks the other way.
Baylor = Louisville...well even with Louisville "So-Called" issues nobody in the National Media has questioned if Louisville should stay in the P5 after it allegations...Baylor now has some in the National Media doing just that:
Baylor's existence as a Power Five school should be up for review
Otherwise, Baylor's reputation and continued existence as a Power Five school is up for review. The Big 12 will not and cannot do anything at the moment. Its bylaws don't cover such scenarios. Imagine that.
But the market can speak. Common human decency can speak. Baylor's had its chance to prove it is big time, not just on the field but off it, too. It succeeded mightily in that first charge. Will the ways in which it reached that level be forgotten in eight years?
Forget the current strife. One source told CBS Sports that NCAA enforcement has spent more time on the Baylor campus than any other Big 12 school.
"Really, I don't hear about anybody else [in the Big 12]," the source said.
Briles' departure will no doubt mean a dip in football fortunes. To that point, if Baylor doesn't do it, the NCAA should: Allow current players to transfer without penalty. None of this is the fault of the vast majority of players that have come through the program or are on the team now.
To its credit, the Baylor administration acknowledged the results of Pepper Hamilton's findings and acted by firing a coach who was largely responsible for consecutive Big 12 titles, a Heisman Trophy winner and a new state-of-the-art stadium.
But it's worth reviewing why Baylor is playing big-time sports to begin with. As in all things Texas, politics were involved. When the Big 12 was being formed around 1994, it helped that Baylor alum Ann Richards was the state's governor when the Southwest Conference was breaking up.
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Baylor was basically nothing in football when it was thrown that lifeline by the Big 12. It continued to be nothing until Briles arrived in 2008. But at what cost?
Those TV contracts saved Baylor in 2010 and 2011 when Fox and ESPN agreed that a 10-team league including the Bears was worth saving. It's hard to believe that would be the same case today.
In fact, Big 12 expansion to places like Cincinnati and UConn suddenly looks a lot more appealing. Their morals have to be a notch or two above Baylor's, at least.
As for the ongoing problem of violence against women, this is not just a Baylor thing; it's everywhere. When are we going to not totally subject ourselves to a football coach's cult of personality? The most powerful of those are allowed to act with impunity.
Eighteen wheelers emblazoned with the school's logo in front of a recruit's house. Satellite camps in Australia. While none of that compares to ignoring sexual assault claims, it does remind of the unadulterated power we've given some of these guys.
Briles will find work again because Bobby Petrino found work again and because Jim Tressel found work again. Incredibly, Ohio State's former coach is the Youngstown State president while serving a five-year show cause order for lying to the NCAA.
http://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...-a-power-five-school-should-be-up-for-review/
Baylor's existence as a Power Five school should be up for review
Otherwise, Baylor's reputation and continued existence as a Power Five school is up for review. The Big 12 will not and cannot do anything at the moment. Its bylaws don't cover such scenarios. Imagine that.
But the market can speak. Common human decency can speak. Baylor's had its chance to prove it is big time, not just on the field but off it, too. It succeeded mightily in that first charge. Will the ways in which it reached that level be forgotten in eight years?
Forget the current strife. One source told CBS Sports that NCAA enforcement has spent more time on the Baylor campus than any other Big 12 school.
"Really, I don't hear about anybody else [in the Big 12]," the source said.
Briles' departure will no doubt mean a dip in football fortunes. To that point, if Baylor doesn't do it, the NCAA should: Allow current players to transfer without penalty. None of this is the fault of the vast majority of players that have come through the program or are on the team now.
To its credit, the Baylor administration acknowledged the results of Pepper Hamilton's findings and acted by firing a coach who was largely responsible for consecutive Big 12 titles, a Heisman Trophy winner and a new state-of-the-art stadium.
But it's worth reviewing why Baylor is playing big-time sports to begin with. As in all things Texas, politics were involved. When the Big 12 was being formed around 1994, it helped that Baylor alum Ann Richards was the state's governor when the Southwest Conference was breaking up.
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Baylor was basically nothing in football when it was thrown that lifeline by the Big 12. It continued to be nothing until Briles arrived in 2008. But at what cost?
Those TV contracts saved Baylor in 2010 and 2011 when Fox and ESPN agreed that a 10-team league including the Bears was worth saving. It's hard to believe that would be the same case today.
In fact, Big 12 expansion to places like Cincinnati and UConn suddenly looks a lot more appealing. Their morals have to be a notch or two above Baylor's, at least.
As for the ongoing problem of violence against women, this is not just a Baylor thing; it's everywhere. When are we going to not totally subject ourselves to a football coach's cult of personality? The most powerful of those are allowed to act with impunity.
Eighteen wheelers emblazoned with the school's logo in front of a recruit's house. Satellite camps in Australia. While none of that compares to ignoring sexual assault claims, it does remind of the unadulterated power we've given some of these guys.
Briles will find work again because Bobby Petrino found work again and because Jim Tressel found work again. Incredibly, Ohio State's former coach is the Youngstown State president while serving a five-year show cause order for lying to the NCAA.
http://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...-a-power-five-school-should-be-up-for-review/
UL ran a ***** house for kids!!! I'd be ashamed! Forget the media. How do these adults at UL live with themselves. Your hoops coach banged a ***** on a kitchen table! Your football coach was banging college student basically. My lord!
Yet on the National Sports board they are more than likely equate what happened at Baylor to what happened at Penn State....what I found ironic is they felt the shot Dodd took at Petrino and Tressel as unfair.
http://csnbbs.com/thread-780840.html
Baylor = Louisville...well even with Louisville "So-Called" issues nobody in the National Media has questioned if Louisville should stay in the P5 after it allegations...Baylor now has some in the National Media doing just that:
Baylor's existence as a Power Five school should be up for review
Otherwise, Baylor's reputation and continued existence as a Power Five school is up for review. The Big 12 will not and cannot do anything at the moment. Its bylaws don't cover such scenarios. Imagine that.
But the market can speak. Common human decency can speak. Baylor's had its chance to prove it is big time, not just on the field but off it, too. It succeeded mightily in that first charge. Will the ways in which it reached that level be forgotten in eight years?
Forget the current strife. One source told CBS Sports that NCAA enforcement has spent more time on the Baylor campus than any other Big 12 school.
"Really, I don't hear about anybody else [in the Big 12]," the source said.
Briles' departure will no doubt mean a dip in football fortunes. To that point, if Baylor doesn't do it, the NCAA should: Allow current players to transfer without penalty. None of this is the fault of the vast majority of players that have come through the program or are on the team now.
To its credit, the Baylor administration acknowledged the results of Pepper Hamilton's findings and acted by firing a coach who was largely responsible for consecutive Big 12 titles, a Heisman Trophy winner and a new state-of-the-art stadium.
But it's worth reviewing why Baylor is playing big-time sports to begin with. As in all things Texas, politics were involved. When the Big 12 was being formed around 1994, it helped that Baylor alum Ann Richards was the state's governor when the Southwest Conference was breaking up.
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Baylor was basically nothing in football when it was thrown that lifeline by the Big 12. It continued to be nothing until Briles arrived in 2008. But at what cost?
Those TV contracts saved Baylor in 2010 and 2011 when Fox and ESPN agreed that a 10-team league including the Bears was worth saving. It's hard to believe that would be the same case today.
In fact, Big 12 expansion to places like Cincinnati and UConn suddenly looks a lot more appealing. Their morals have to be a notch or two above Baylor's, at least.
As for the ongoing problem of violence against women, this is not just a Baylor thing; it's everywhere. When are we going to not totally subject ourselves to a football coach's cult of personality? The most powerful of those are allowed to act with impunity.
Eighteen wheelers emblazoned with the school's logo in front of a recruit's house. Satellite camps in Australia. While none of that compares to ignoring sexual assault claims, it does remind of the unadulterated power we've given some of these guys.
Briles will find work again because Bobby Petrino found work again and because Jim Tressel found work again. Incredibly, Ohio State's former coach is the Youngstown State president while serving a five-year show cause order for lying to the NCAA.
http://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...-a-power-five-school-should-be-up-for-review/
"So-Called" issues......you just proved the tard fan mentality. Didn't expect that from you PE but you've become as acceptable as the rest of low life tard fans.
My point is...Louisville has huge problems with Minardi....this is as bad as Minardi is the worse I ever seen...including Penn State.