Nothing directly in that conversation was a violation, but that conversation moves the shoe rep from just being a shoe rep to a booster pushing that specific school.
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Nothing directly in that conversation was a violation, but that conversation moves the shoe rep from just being a shoe rep to a booster pushing that specific school.
Again, if the shoe company rep is directly pushing a certain institution then he is a booster of said institution, however if a shoe company rep just reps his company and says to any recruits here is a list of schools that we are contracted with then no he is not a booster of any certain institution.
IMO the NCAA would love to end this apparel company ran feeder system. So clearly those leagues could not exist. But...the question that should be asked is not if schools will need to cancel their apparel contracts. The question is whether apparel companies are going to have to abandon their leagues to have access to school apparel agreements. And I believe that answer is yes.
Didn't Nebraska at one time offer up academic scholarships to 1 or 2 kids in every county in Nebraska and it just so happened kids who could play football were always selected.
Exactly. Every coach is having that conversation with their shoe company rep. And having boosters is not a violation. We as season ticket holders are all boosters.
Agreed about the general KU fan denial. Some people see it simply as "we didn't play Preston and DeSousa was already ruled on and served his punishment so we're good" which is delusional.
Pretty simple. There's no reason for shoe company reps to ever talk to recruits or parents of recruits. Shoe company relationships should be between the company and the teams try sponsor, not the players. If they maintain that separation, there's no rules broken.
But ultimately, the shoe companies need to learn that they can provide shoes and clothing, not cars and cash. Follow that rule and there's never really any issue.
I agree with everything you posted here, so if you don't want the shoe company's reps to be boosters,which is what you were complaining about in the first place, then you don't talk to them in this manner, you discuss gear and not the kids you are recruiting.
Do go on about how Kansas has faced no ncaa penalties.... I can't remember the last season we didnt have a player out for a period of time due to ncaa penalty.
Dont just make crap up to magnify your rant. The truth is bad enough to make your case, dont lie to make it seem worse.
See, there you go. So simple. Maybe the ncaa will publish another unenforceable rule and get that covered.
Congrats on cheering for a team that has to cheat to win. Says a lot about you.
oh, i think the fact that he cheers for KU in the first place says everything we need to know...cheating or not
If the ncaa doesn't believe it has the jurisdiction to declare that making pinecone turkeys isnt a valid college course that collegiate athletes can take to stay eligible then why on earth would they have jurisdiction over who runs high school basketball AAU leagues?
It really doesn't say anything at all about me personally.
Do the reports about the allegedly poor behavior of some Iowa State fans towards members of the Iowa band "say a lot" about you since you're an Iowa State fan? No, obviously not and that's behavior by fellow fans, not the team, coaches or players. Attempting such absurd generalizations is silly.
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That and an abuse fetish he feeds by hanging out on a rival board where everyone hates him and his ******* cheating ass team. Seriously, what kinda weird duck spends their time that way? Put him on ignore a long time again. Clicked show ignored content against my better judgement and there he is going all Baghdad Bob. LOL
The shoe rep. that gave the money to DeSousa has already been determined by the NCAA to be a booster, and KU agreed to that terminology as it relates to him and this issue to get DeSousa reinstated this past year.
The NCAA then used that agreement to go back after KU, they are dirty, KU has always been dirty. Its a low population state with few quality BB instate players, KU has been buying players for years and that is why the report goes all the way back to 1970's. This is not new, and has been going on for decades.
Time to pay the piper and let the chips fall were they may. Do not worry, Self will quickly claim innocence, and then talk about his great desire to coach in the NBA and be hired before next season by an NBA team.
KU has been cheating for so long that it’s hard to know what is greatness and what’s cheating.
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