FBI has arrested several NCAA assistant basketball coaches in a corruption scheme

[4Q_iu]

Iona is pretty stupid for hiring Pitino's crooked ass.

Sports Illustrated agrees with you:

www.si.com/college/2020/05/05/rick-pitino-louisville-scandal-iona-ncaa

 

[4Q_iu]

They probably felt they took a calculated risk. If he turns them into a high profile East coast school, they won't care. If he doesn't get hit with show-cause or additional penalties, again, they'll likely be okay with it.

it's all about short term gain; Iona's not going to become a high profile school; they'll always lag behind the Big East schools athletically, Ivy and 'Ivy Lite' academically

 

[Jason Svoboda]

it's all about short term gain; Iona's not going to become a high profile school; they'll always lag behind the Big East schools athletically, Ivy and 'Ivy Lite' academically

I'm talking high profile in the basketball sense. If he can turn them into a Top 25 school, it's been proven that is going to do quite a bit for a school in every arena.

 

[Deehee33]

Assistant basketball coaches aren’t doing anything that involves recruiting, that the head coach hasn’t already approved.

 

[4Q_iu]

outline of the new/latest NCAA enforcement system... NC State is first in the firing line

www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaabk/luke-decock-few-have-seen-ncaas-new-enforcement-process-nc-state-now-has-a-front-row-seat/ar-BB14tYTK?ocid=msedgntp

 

[4Q_iu]

Reggie Bush of U$C fame, weighs in on his per$pective WRT the NCAA approving NIL for college athletes

Even HE agrees it's a bad idea...

www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/reggie-bush-worried-paying-college-athletes-could-destroy-some-people/ar-BB14zo5z?ocid=msedgntp