Just watched this on cnbc college basketball coaches involved in major fraud case. Serveral coaches and company people was arrested over major sports apparel companies. Will updated. Good opportunity too short sports apparel companies stocks and fade some college basketball teams this year.
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Capitols44SBR Wise Guy
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#1College bb coaches in troubleTags: None -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#2Hopefully the all lose their jobsComment -
Capitols44SBR Wise Guy
- 05-10-17
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#3It was four coaches from auburn and oklahoma state were arrested.Comment -
Louisvillekid1SBR Aristocracy
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#4If they really switch the transfer rule , this yes it would make recruiting even dirtier than everComment -
slambamSBR MVP
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#5It'll be interesting to see how this develops.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
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#6Looks like non story
Just some crooked assistantsComment -
teaserpleaserBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#7I wouldn't wish death to them so fast
you're favorite college football program is most likely doing something like this as well.
I mean c'mon That kid for Houston Ed oliver had offers from Bama and LSu and all the other Texas schools and Oklahoma
and he chose Houston c'mon.Comment -
Plaza23SBR Hall of Famer
- 12-29-13
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#8Louisville is going to get hammered. They were already on probation.
This investigation has them on a wire tap using Adidas to pay $100,000 to Brian Bowen's family. Louisville Asst coach was in on it.
They are done.
Arizona and USC also caught making payments to recruits.Comment -
R40SBR High Roller
- 07-18-17
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#9How can they charge them with fraud? It is not against the law to pay a player to go to college to play sports. I guess the government is trying to perserve the sanctity of college athletics. What a joke.
They will let banks loot millions and but charge basketball coaches.Comment -
A4KSBR Hall of Famer
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#10Originally posted by Capitols44Just watched this on cnbc college basketball coaches involved in major fraud case. Serveral coaches and company people was arrested over major sports apparel companies. Will updated. Good opportunity too short sports apparel companies stocks and fade some college basketball teams this year.Comment -
MinnesotaFatsSBR Posting Legend
- 12-18-10
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#11Why is this the jurisdiction of the US Justice Department?
I really don't understand what this gas to do with the day to day affairs of our national legal system.Comment -
MUHerd37SBR Posting Legend
- 10-23-09
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#12People calling for the death penalty for Louisville. Some serious shit going down.Comment -
BigdaddyQHSBR Posting Legend
- 07-13-09
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#13Originally posted by MinnesotaFatsWhy is this the jurisdiction of the US Justice Department?
I really don't understand what this gas to do with the day to day affairs of our national legal system.Comment -
Plaza23SBR Hall of Famer
- 12-29-13
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#14Originally posted by MinnesotaFatsWhy is this the jurisdiction of the US Justice Department?
I really don't understand what this gas to do with the day to day affairs of our national legal system.
Plus you clearly have tax evasion going on here. Nobody is reporting the $$$$ that was being used as bribes. Cash only they think it's untraceable.Comment -
A4KSBR Hall of Famer
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#15Originally posted by MinnesotaFatsWhy is this the jurisdiction of the US Justice Department?
I really don't understand what this gas to do with the day to day affairs of our national legal system.
I guess you never took a class in civics. Multiple counts of fraud that crossed state lines and involved federally funded institutions.Comment -
R40SBR High Roller
- 07-18-17
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#16Originally posted by Plaza23Because the Universities in question receive Federal Money. The players are defrauding the Universities because they received scholarship money but were ineligible to receive the money because they stopped being amateurs the moment they or their families accepted gifts to attend the school.
Plus you clearly have tax evasion going on here. Nobody is reporting the $$$$ that was being used as bribes. Cash only they think it's untraceable.
This is nothing more than a breech of ethics and not an FBI issue.Comment -
Capitols44SBR Wise Guy
- 05-10-17
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#17Originally posted by A4KI like the concept but this is a horrible idea. I am a professional derivatives trader and I can tell you that you won't see any movement over such a small scandal. This won't affect sales which is all that matters to the market.Comment -
Capitols44SBR Wise Guy
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#18Originally posted by Plaza23Louisville is going to get hammered. They were already on probation.
This investigation has them on a wire tap using Adidas to pay $100,000 to Brian Bowen's family. Louisville Asst coach was in on it.
They are done.
Arizona and USC also caught making payments to recruits.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
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#19192-188 nothing
Lol
Short you need a ton of money for that tradeComment -
Capitols44SBR Wise Guy
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#20Originally posted by A4KI like the concept but this is a horrible idea. I am a professional derivatives trader and I can tell you that you won't see any movement over such a small scandal. This won't affect sales which is all that matters to the market.Comment -
TheMoneyShotBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 02-14-07
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#21Originally posted by MUHerd37People calling for the death penalty for Louisville. Some serious shit going down.
100% sure he knew what was going on.Comment -
Plaza23SBR Hall of Famer
- 12-29-13
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#22Originally posted by R40Tax evasion maybe. The players did not receive a dime from the universities. They got a free ride at basically no cost and at huge profit to the institution and it administrators. That is why they will not be getting charged.
This is nothing more than a breech of ethics and not an FBI issue.
Defrauding the govt by accepting benefits that you are not eligible for (such as a scholarship) is prosecuted often. Most fraud cases are Medicare Fraud cases, where a nursing home will bill Medicare for services or supplies that they don't actually ever do/use on a patient.Comment -
R40SBR High Roller
- 07-18-17
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#23Originally posted by Plaza23The players all receive tuition, food, room and board from the University. Those benefits amount to > 45,000 a year. Once a player accepts money from outside sources, he loses his amateur status and is not eligible to receive the benefits that his scholarship to the school bestows. The assts are being charged with fraud because they had 1st hand knowledge that the players violated their amateur status, and were no longer eligible to receive scholarship benefits, and yet never alerted the school (govt).
Defrauding the govt by accepting benefits that you are not eligible for (such as a scholarship) is prosecuted often. Most fraud cases are Medicare Fraud cases, where a nursing home will bill Medicare for services or supplies that they don't actually ever do/use on a patient.
If you have a scholarship of any kind, you can still receive money from a person for any reason.
An athletic scholarship is not government funded. Anyone with a govt scholarship is still free to receive income.
But apparently the FBI is going to consider NCAA rules as law.Comment -
Capitols44SBR Wise Guy
- 05-10-17
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#24Originally posted by TheMoneyShotAnd Rick Pitino acts like he didn't know what was going on?
100% sure he knew what was going on.Comment -
mrpapageorgioSBR MVP
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#25Originally posted by R40How can they charge them with fraud? It is not against the law to pay a player to go to college to play sports. I guess the government is trying to perserve the sanctity of college athletics. What a joke.
They will let banks loot millions and but charge basketball coaches.Comment -
nyplayer33Restricted User
- 09-27-06
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#261000 percent the indictment is real and will stand. Family member was a us asst to legal.compliance....the indictments are researched and 9o percent plus are spot on.Comment -
Plaza23SBR Hall of Famer
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#27Originally posted by nyplayer331000 percent the indictment is real and will stand. Family member was a us asst to legal.compliance....the indictments are researched and 9o percent plus are spot on.
Adidas, Nike, Under Armour all pay alot of money to D1 schools in order to license their apparel. It's obviously in their best interest to have the teams that they have a contract with have really good teams, and thus sell more merchandise. It also doesn't hurt to start a personal relationship with an amateur player before they become pros in hopes that the amateur will officially endorse their product after they become a pro.
So a team like Louisville, who is an Adidas school, calls up Adidas and says: "I need Brian Bowen on my team. Pay him whatever it takes so that he'll enroll at Louisville. We will both benefit. My team will be good. And since the team is good, you will sell more of our merchandise. And if Bowen is really good, you already have an in with him before he turns pro in hopes that he'll endorse your product after he turns pro".
Basically, the kids that are getting paid in college are essentially getting endorsement fees from the shoe companies to go to the school that the shoe company has a contract with. The money is coming from the shoe company because their interest is in selling apparel, and hoping to land the player as an endorser when they turn pro.
The other side of this investigation is simply financial advisors bribing assistant coaches to funnel kids their way when they turn pro. That probably happens all the time.Comment -
CWDSBR Hall of Famer
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#28calipari cant coach a lick but he can move money like nobody elseComment -
slambamSBR MVP
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#29Many sources reporting that Pitino will be fired today.Comment -
Cuse0323BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#30Some still don't realize how big this is going to be.
Pitino will be gone soon, today probably. Jurich too. Larranaga will be gone. Bruce Pearl is done. Plenty of others. The paper trail they left is hilarious. Kentucky does it right. No need for apparel/shoe companies, as the boosters and WWW take care of it. Oh yeah, good luck Zona, Book, and ChalkyDog.
AAU corrupted this shit. Thanks Sonny.Comment -
A4KSBR Hall of Famer
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#31Originally posted by R40An NCAA rule is not a law. A player is free to receive money. He will just not be allowed to play. They can change that rule.
If you have a scholarship of any kind, you can still receive money from a person for any reason.
An athletic scholarship is not government funded. Anyone with a govt scholarship is still free to receive income.
But apparently the FBI is going to consider NCAA rules as law.Comment -
nyplayer33Restricted User
- 09-27-06
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#32The fbi indictment is a slam dunk...the mistakes are non existantComment -
KVBSBR Aristocracy
- 05-29-14
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#33I bet little changes. There will always be some form of booster with the ability get to the players, especially on the local level. These players get paid, just make it official already.
Sheesh.
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TheMoneyShotBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#34That Pitino is one shady dude.Comment -
daneblazerBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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