You do realize the schools involved are right in the middle of that. It’s the same handlers used for all aspects of recruiting and swaying towards shoe companies. They didn’t accidentally catch them on tape with coaches, they were like looking to do that, as they are saying these handlers were extorting universities.

The difference is the FBI isn’t looking to bust a coach or a school. They are going for the handler for, against attempting to extort the university.

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Posted by coachcrisp

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Posted on 5/30/19 at 4:54 pm to cas4t

[quote]You do realize the schools involved are right in the middle of that. It’s the same handlers used for all aspects of recruiting and swaying towards shoe companies. They didn’t accidentally catch them on tape with coaches, they were like looking to do that, as they are saying these handlers were extorting universities.

The difference is the FBI isn’t looking to bust a coach or a school. They are going for the handler for, against attempting to extort the university.
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Well cas4t, you just earned a place in the 10% along with the other two dimwits.

I'm gonna say this one more time....the investigation involves agents, shoe companies and PLAYERS already playing for teams....NOT the college teams they play for.
While tapping the phone of an agent, they caught a college basketball COACH discussing purchasing players with the agent that the FBI is interested in.
Now the NCAA doesn't have to follow the rule of law, therefore they can punish an entity found committing an infraction regardless of how they came upon the information.
There's the facts, so y'all can twist and stretch them in any direction you want to, but things are gonna be what they're gonna be, so.....just hide and watch!