Didn't say everywhere. Said it was happening at some degree elsewhere. Thanks for reading. Please pay at the first window.

Deliberate academic fraud is not happening everywhere. There's a massive difference between putting players in a position to do well and actually doing the work for them. Most colleges steer their athletes towards the easy classes, provide them with plenty of tutoring, and everything works out okay. If kids can't…

1) The sanctity of the student-athlete is garbage. If anyone thinks that this isn't happening at some degree elsewhere, they are fools (and I realize that no here is saying that it isn't.).
2) I think Jim Boeheim did have a system setup that provided him cover in these situations. "I don't care how you do it. I don't…

Sounds like you need to work on your defensive rebounding!

Yeah, drano on cornflakes...because of sports was a little too much for me too.

I got a lot of heat for suggesting that professors were in on compromising academic integrity for the sake of athletics. But here we have a professor changing a grade a year later (a full letter grade jump) on the basis of a 4- or 5-page paper. If I ever asked a professor to rewrite a paper even a month after the…

Ahem. Let's distinguish between the Director of B'ball Ops and the receptionist here. One is the boss, making lots of money and giving orders to commit the violation, and the other is an employee who may have been pressured/coerced by her superiors to do the deed.

This reminds me of the GPAs of LeBron James, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Albert Pujols and whoever is popular and/or good at hockey. Those athletes are all popular in other billion-dollar sports entities. Oh yeah, no one gives a shit. The NCAA is only concerned with the athletes well-being. And rightfully so. Properly…

I wonder what it says about the intellect of everyone involved with writing that paper that they couldn't even get it right the first time with failing to have citations included.

Director of basketball operations Stan Kissel and basketball receptionist Debora Belanger—set out to write that paper for him.

Two minutes for looking so good, kids

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I don't know why anyone is doubting Fab Melos smarts, I just checked his basketball-reference page, he played 36 minutes in the NBA and made 3.3 million dollars. Sounds like a genius to me.

Brings back great memories following my brothers team around from one prairie town to another. Also, some of these guys look 30!

This makes me miss my home state. Don't ever change MN.

For who argues that Texas football, or Indiana basketball tops the high school sports charts, do either of them inspire videos like this? I didn't think so.

That seems to be the working theory among pro-Cowboys blogs.

Actually, I heard Florio just missed getting his hands on the tape, but that was mostly because even his high horse wasn't enough of a boost for him to reach it.

However, Nick said, they do have hours of Jim Harbaugh flexing in front of changing cubicle mirrors.