re: Again.... it's still not over

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You are following the classic message board pattern of being vague, fire bombing, and leaving an out.

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This is why we keep making fun of him.


It's the patented coach34 way of telling "it's coming" without telling anyone what "it" is.

Absolutely no one has ever created multiple accounts in the history of this website....ever.



And fwiw....I never said he was c34. Just that he posts exactly like him. Everything this guy posts is regurgitated ED material.

I didn't know that. He's been posting on our board in the last few days.

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How is it that the NCAA has revamped so as to now have teeth?

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NCAA President Mark Emmert cites 'embarrassment' as upheaval continues, some reportedly linked to USC and UCLA cases. Missteps and insufficient oversight are found in Miami case involving booster.

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The replacement of Julie Roe Lach as vice president of enforcement follows a string of reported resignations and firings among enforcement staff members.

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That was 2013.

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“There are those who believe in the membership that our staff members could benefit from better training in investigative techniques and interviewing techniques,” Duncan said. “We are going to provide that training

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multiple people engaged in the enforcement process at various levels said they have sensed a different tone from Indianapolis since Duncan took over.

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having a real lawyer heading the department has eliminated the "throw something against the wall and see what sticks" mentality that permeated the department in the past.

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As a response to complaints that NCAA investigators didn't know the rulebook as well as the coaches they were investigating – a process that sometimes played itself out in embarrassing fashion during interviews – Duncan engaged the NCAA Academic and Membership Affairs staff for "intense" training on the thousands of bylaws they are supposed to enforce.

Duncan said he also invested "a fair amount of resources" in hiring Guidepost Solutions, a global investigations and security company, to teach staff members – both new and holdovers – better interview skills, which had been a frequent complaint from member schools that had been through the process.

"Guidepost understood the need to spend time on the front end getting familiar with the NCAA process because it's unique to the NCAA," Duncan said. "We didn't want the off the shelf law enforcement stuff. What they did was spend countless hours behind the scenes going through our policies and procedures, meeting with myself and others, other veteran investigators to find out exactly what we do, what tools are in our tool kits, how it fits into the bigger infractions process."

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I could go on, but.. just look at the cases since 2013. SMU etc..

Lee it's 2016. How's everything going in Shreveport?

It's Shreveport....always a high demand for condom salesmen in that area.

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Badge

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That said, if you can't give specifics then no one is going to believe you


And that's ok with me.

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bullshite. You've basically been standing on the side of the road with a giant "please look at me" sign for the past week. It's pretty sad.

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Well I'm just a bad person and don't like it when other people are happy.

So if that day comes when I can look into my friends dead eyes and see their sad souls, then that might be enough to sustain me for a lifetime.

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Does it make you angry that none of the violations show any dirty recruiting by Hugh freeze? All that we've heard about is how none of these recruits would have come here if not for dirty recruiting.

The only violation out of the big guys from that 2013 class happened over last summer.




But let me guess.....it's coming? Reading your posts are about as entertaining as reading the astrology section of the newspaper.