It doesn't mean anything. That is just someone saying what they have to say (and how they presumably feel). Unless she literally walks in to the police station and says I pimpd out my underage daughters, there is never going to be a prosecution regarding this scandal. The problem for Louisville is the NCAA and public perception.
I think there were a couple more, but people are focusing too much on the recruit aspect of this. It is important, perhaps primarily because it presents the best opportunity for the NCAA to find corroboration from people not beholden to UofL. The real NCAA problem for Louisville is "impermissible benefits" to current players. The allegations are that there were nearly two dozen parties paid for that nearly all involved current players during the relevant time period. If proven true (to the NCAA's rather arbitrary burden of proof), that would likely render some players retroactively ineligible (e.g., Camby at UMass), which would then put records, games, a title, etc. in jeopardy.
Pretty sure that Jordan Mickey and Montrezzzzzzzzzzzz were mentioned as well.
Anyone who believes Pinito's didn't know about this is sad. It went on for a few years, do people really think he's not informed about his players and where/what recruits were doing on their visits. You know someone thanked him for the party.
