14.1.2 Validity of Academic Credentials. As a condition and obligation of membership, it is the responsibility of a member institution to determine the validity of the information on which the eligibility of a student-athlete is based. Therefore, it is the responsibility of a member institution to determine whether a transcript is valid for purposes of applying appropriate NCAA legislation to the eligibility of a student-athlete when the institution receives notification, or otherwise has cause to believe, that a student-athlete's high school, preparatory school or two-year college transcript is not valid.
The NCAA should see how deep the rabbit hole goes. If this is it, I don't see much recourse. Maybe a loss of a scholarship.
I think we'll send Lew and MF'n Dooley down to Texas. Bloodbath.
The NCAA should see how deep the rabbit hole goes. If this is it, I don't see much recourse. Maybe a loss of a scholarship.
Yeah, but it looks like it was mainly a problem with the high school. It just came out after he was out, though there had to be some information out there about what was going down. But its too easy in this case of ku to say they didn't know anything was going on and they have the paperwork to back it up.
Still quite amusing after all the crap we got about Beasley and Walker that this goes down on one of their players. Of course I'm sure Shady was just a victum of an ugly system and a high school gone bad; probably figured he got those passing scores b/c of his excellent behavior and excellent work ethic.
Why is it that ku recruited Arthur, then didn't recruit him, then all of a sudden went after them at the end. They were acting like recruitment on HS kids starts after their junior year or something. Coaches get their transcripts immediately and if something changed from one transcript to the next (like say from an F to a B/C) then that's amazing that it didn't spark a question of "hey, how did you get this changed, did you redo the class"
I think we'll send Lew and MF'n Dooley down to Texas. Bloodbath.
Seriously, what part of this NCAA bylaw is not in play here?
14.1.2 Validity of Academic Credentials. As a condition and obligation of membership, it is the responsibility of a member institution to determine the validity of the information on which the eligibility of a student-athlete is based. Therefore, it is the responsibility of a member institution to determine whether a transcript is valid for purposes of applying appropriate NCAA legislation to the eligibility of a student-athlete when the institution receives notification, or otherwise has cause to believe, that a student-athlete's high school, preparatory school or two-year college transcript is not valid.
Pete, I'm with ya...It's ku's (or any institution) responsibility to provide valid credentials, not the HS/prep school. It is like the transcript did come from ku as they are responsible for its content. They either were hiding something, or they did not care or know -- but in any case they are responsible.
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
*yawn*
Probably not the only player on ku to have his grades adjusted one way or another, probably half the players on KSU as well, along with every other program in america.
The NCAA penalizing Kansas would be breaking the NCAA clearinghouse agreement with the schools that determines the students eligibility. Penalties would be on the high school... more scrutiny for student-athletes coming out of the school... and if a recurring theme is established the high school could be designated a diploma mill and kids would not be eligible to exit that school and play in the NCAA. The clearinghouse cleared Arthur to begin NCAA play so he is eligible as long as everything he did at Kansas is legit. And my dick is huge.
*yawn*
Probably not the only player on ku to have his grades adjusted one way or another, probably half the players on KSU as well, along with every other program in america.
Standard "everyone cheats" talking point.
ku hoops:
- On probation 5 out of the last 6 decades.
- 2 out of 3 championship teams were either under investigation and put on probation after or on probation at the time of the championship game.
- 2 out of 3 championship teams featured a key starter who's dad was employed as an assistant coach to obtain the players' commitment.
The NCAA penalizing Kansas would be breaking the NCAA clearinghouse agreement with the schools that determines the students eligibility. Penalties would be on the high school... more scrutiny for student-athletes coming out of the school... and if a recurring theme is established the high school could be designated a diploma mill and kids would not be eligible to exit that school and play in the NCAA. The clearinghouse cleared Arthur to begin NCAA play so he is eligible as long as everything he did at Kansas is legit. And my dick is huge.
Wrong, on all counts.
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
I do enjoy the kutard, "Everybody cheats" excuse.
Granted, I have felt for a number of years that K-State had to cheat a lot more in order to get competitive again.
I just don't know if K-State will ever be able to match the amount of sleaze that consistently surrounds the ku basketball program.
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
I do enjoy the kutard, "Everybody cheats" excuse.
Granted, I have felt for a number of years that K-State had to cheat a lot more in order to get competitive again.
I just don't know if K-State will ever be able to match the amount of sleaze that consistently surrounds the ku basketball program.
You seriously believe that every program does not "Cheat" persay but, fudge numbers, use loopholes, scratch, claw, and do everything in their power to get kids eligible and able to play.
Everybody does. Get over it.
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
Completely legal, and much less sleazy than paying a player's dad.
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
Completely legal, and much less sleazy than paying a player's dad.
How is paying a 20-something AAU coach $300,000 a year any more ethical than hiring a guy with a military and coaching background as the Director of Basketball Operations? It's not like the job requires overwhelming coaching experience... hell, your head basketball coach probably has less coaching experience than Ronnie Chalmers.
Another serious question: Why are so many top athletes so dumb? Passing high school is, like, really easy.
What is your guess on how many D-1 programs would hire 'te compared to how many would hire Ronnie (Post Ronnie's son playing and post Beasley)?
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
Completely legal, and much less sleazy than paying a player's dad.
How is paying a 20-something AAU coach $300,000 a year any more ethical than hiring a guy with a military and coaching background as the Director of Basketball Operations? It's not like the job requires overwhelming coaching experience... hell, your head basketball coach probably has less coaching experience than Ronnie Chalmers.
Sys, if Arthur had went to Baylor and this broke, you would be all over them and ridiculing Drew for being a sleezeball and a cheaterAnother serious question: Why are so many top athletes so dumb? Passing high school is, like, really easy.
on the arthur thing, who gives a rat's ass.
this is a good question though. amazing how so many athletes have trouble passing reqs. that are ridiculously minimal.
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
Completely legal, and much less sleazy than paying a player's dad.
How is paying a 20-something AAU coach $300,000 a year any more ethical than hiring a guy with a military and coaching background as the Director of Basketball Operations? It's not like the job requires overwhelming coaching experience... hell, your head basketball coach probably has less coaching experience than Ronnie Chalmers.
Chalmers came to ku from Bartlett High School in Anchorage, Alaska, where he was the head basketball coach for five seasons.
Chalmers earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from Wayland Baptist University and his master's degree in human resource management and development from the University of La Verne (Calif.). His basketball coaching dates back to 1985, including assistant and head coaching stints with Air Force squads as well as high school and summer league teams.
A three-year letterman at Charlotte from 1997-2000, Hill played on three postseason squads for the 49ers under head coaches Melvin Watkins and Bobby Lutz. As a true freshman in 1997-98, he averaged 4.2 points and 2.9 rebounds in 26 games with one start for the 49ers in helping the squad to the second round of the NCAA Tournament with a 20-11 overall record. As a sophomore, the team captured the 1999 Conference USA Tournament Championship and once again advanced to the NCAA Tournament second round with a 23-11 record. During the 1999-2000 season, Hill averaged 6.2 points and 3.5 rebounds in 23 games with 11 starts in helping Charlotte earn a Postseason NIT bid with a 17-16 record.
Hill joined the Kansas State staff on April 5, 2006 after spending three seasons as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Charlotte, under Bobby Lutz. He helped guide the 49ers to a 61-30 (.760) overall record and three consecutive postseason appearances from 2003-06, including a pair of trips to the NCAA Tournament (2004, 2005). Hill also helped the program to a share of the 2004 Conference USA regular season title as well as runner-up finishes in C-USA in 2005.
Prior to joining the college ranks, Hill served two years as the head coach of the AAU’s DC Assault.
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
Completely legal, and much less sleazy than paying a player's dad.
How is paying a 20-something AAU coach $300,000 a year any more ethical than hiring a guy with a military and coaching background as the Director of Basketball Operations? It's not like the job requires overwhelming coaching experience... hell, your head basketball coach probably has less coaching experience than Ronnie Chalmers.
What is your guess on how many D-1 programs would hire 'te compared to how many would hire Ronnie (Post Ronnie's son playing and post Beasley)?
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
Completely legal, and much less sleazy than paying a player's dad.
How is paying a 20-something AAU coach $300,000 a year any more ethical than hiring a guy with a military and coaching background as the Director of Basketball Operations? It's not like the job requires overwhelming coaching experience... hell, your head basketball coach probably has less coaching experience than Ronnie Chalmers.
What is your guess on how many D-1 programs would hire 'te compared to how many would hire Ronnie (Post Ronnie's son playing and post Beasley)?
I think the better question would be: who in their right mind would hire FRANK MARTIN as their head basketball coach? If it wasn't for Huggins leaving your basketball program hung out to dry, you would have never even considered FRANK MARTIN as a head coach.
:rolleyes:
Sys, if Arthur had went to Baylor and this broke, you would be all over them and ridiculing Drew for being a sleezeball and a cheater
'Pad, my posts are in direct response to some of your comments. You want to talk about AAU coaches getting paid... fine, but don't be a little bitch when I point out the fact that your school pays an AAU coach $300,000 a year to bring in a bunch of kids from the DC Assault.
'Pad, my posts are in direct response to some of your comments. You want to talk about AAU coaches getting paid... fine, but don't be a little bitch when I point out the fact that your school pays an AAU coach $300,000 a year to bring in a bunch of kids from the DC Assault.
'Pad, my posts are in direct response to some of your comments. You want to talk about AAU coaches getting paid... fine, but don't be a little bitch when I point out the fact that your school pays an AAU coach $300,000 a year to bring in a bunch of kids from the DC Assault.
He coached D-1 for THREE YEARS prior to coming to KSU. How much D-1 exp. did Ronnie have?
There's no doubt that arthur's life is better than it probably would have been had the teacher/principal/arthur not committed academic fraud. He'd be coming out of JC ball right now instead of going top 15 in the lottery and I don't think anything will come of this, but I do find it all extremely amusing. No f'ing way Bill didn't know Arthur was struggling academically and no f'ing way Bill didn't know that somehow, someway overnight Arthur all of a sudden wasn't struggling academically. He probably didn't ask the question which is smart from a plausible deniability stand point.
Again, Dalonte Hill had 4 years of Division ONE assistant coaching experience prior to being named assistant head coach at K-State.
Damn, you're such a hyper defensive little clueless bitch Ben.
So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
'Pad, my posts are in direct response to some of your comments. You want to talk about AAU coaches getting paid... fine, but don't be a little bitch when I point out the fact that your school pays an AAU coach $300,000 a year to bring in a bunch of kids from the DC Assault.
He coached D-1 for THREE YEARS prior to coming to KSU. How much D-1 exp. did Ronnie have?
Ronnie isn't making $300,000 a year, and he's not an assistant coach. You go ahead and tell me how much experience and credentials are required for the job of Director of Basketball Operations. Over 20 years of coaching experience to go along with a military background would seem sufficient, if you ask me.
So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.
Ronnie isn't making $300,000 a year
So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.
So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Dax has already owned you on this subject. I suggest you bow out now.So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Amazingly, ku and K-State are tied for the same number of major NCAA infractions... but don't let facts get in the way of your theory.
So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Amazingly, ku and K-State are tied for the same number of major NCAA infractions... but don't let facts get in the way of your theory.
Dax has already pwn3d you on this subject. I suggest you bow out now.So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Amazingly, ku and K-State are tied for the same number of major NCAA infractions... but don't let facts get in the way of your theory.
Dax has already pwn3d you on this subject. I suggest you bow out now.So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Amazingly, ku and K-State are tied for the same number of major NCAA infractions... but don't let facts get in the way of your theory.
LOL... your athletic department was penalized three times in the '90's alone... in three different sports. 'Pad just pretends like it doesn't matter because some of the infractions occurred in non-revenue sports.
Years of D1 coaching/administrative experience prior to being hired by their current employers:
Dalonte Hill: 3 years with a C-USA program that went to 3 straight NCAA tourneys
Ronnie Chalmers: ZERO
Dax has already pwn3d you on this subject. I suggest you bow out now.So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Amazingly, ku and K-State are tied for the same number of major NCAA infractions... but don't let facts get in the way of your theory.
LOL... your athletic department was penalized three times in the '90's alone... in three different sports. 'Pad just pretends like it doesn't matter because some of the infractions occurred in non-revenue sports.
they don't matter. football and basketball please, tia.
...and again, Ronnie Chalmers is NOT AN ASSISTANT COACH. The man is making a modest salary as the Director of Basketball Operations after 25+ years of a military and coaching background.
Years of D1 coaching/administrative experience prior to being hired by their current employers:
Dalonte Hill: 3 years with a C-USA program that went to 3 straight NCAA tourneys
Ronnie Chalmers: ZERO
...and again, Ronnie Chalmers is NOT AN ASSISTANT COACH. The man is making a modest salary as the Director of Basketball Operations after 25+ years of a military and coaching background. Seriously, try to compare that to a 20-something year-old AAU coach (with a recent DUI) making $300,000 a year.
:lol:
...and again, Ronnie Chalmers is NOT AN ASSISTANT COACH. The man is making a modest salary as the Director of Basketball Operations after 25+ years of a military and coaching background.
Again, what is his salary? Also, don't comingle military service and coaching experience. That's just stupid.
Uh, ku would do well to say that minor sports don't matter because they generally suck in all of them. For that matter, go to Phog.net and mention wbb, volleyball, or whatever and you will get flamed.So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Amazingly, ku and K-State are tied for the same number of major NCAA infractions... but don't let facts get in the way of your theory.
Dax has already pwn3d you on this subject. I suggest you bow out now.
LOL... your athletic department was penalized three times in the '90's alone... in three different sports. 'Pad just pretends like it doesn't matter because some of the infractions occurred in non-revenue sports.
What is his salary??
We don't care what his job description is (Jesus are you in for an eye opener when you hit the real world), how much money does ku pay the man??
Uh, ku would do well to say that minor sports don't matter because they generally suck in all of them. For that matter, go to Phog.net and mention wbb, volleyball, or whatever and you will get flamed.So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Amazingly, ku and K-State are tied for the same number of major NCAA infractions... but don't let facts get in the way of your theory.
Dax has already pwn3d you on this subject. I suggest you bow out now.
LOL... your athletic department was penalized three times in the '90's alone... in three different sports. 'Pad just pretends like it doesn't matter because some of the infractions occurred in non-revenue sports.
I agree, K-State has to get into the dad hiring business, been saying that for years. Lost of "Friend of the Family" stuff as well with KSU boosters befriending and financially supporting entire families of prospective major NCAA D1 talent.
Well Ben, you keep saying he doesn't make "much" money, how much money is "not much"?? Well, as per usual you can't tell us.
Ben trying to change the subject as per usual. :rolleyes:
Yeah, because we all know what a weak league the Big 12 was this last year, and we all know how Freshman dominated teams have cleaned up in the Big 12.
Albeit, I don't recall in one post talking about the win loss records, conference finish etc. etc. of any Big 12 team in this entire thread.
Dax has already pwn3d you on this subject. I suggest you bow out now.So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Amazingly, ku and K-State are tied for the same number of major NCAA infractions... but don't let facts get in the way of your theory.
LOL... your athletic department was penalized three times in the '90's alone... in three different sports. 'Pad just pretends like it doesn't matter because some of the infractions occurred in non-revenue sports.
they don't matter. football and basketball please, tia.
Well in that case... *****2008 National Champions in men's basketball (37-3)***** + 2008 Orange Bowl Champions in football (12-1)
Dax has already pwn3d you on this subject. I suggest you bow out now.So now K-State fans have come full circle... it went from the high school's fault to Bill Self's in less than 30 minutes.It's just one of those things you assume when a basketball program is on probation as much as ku is.
Amazingly, ku and K-State are tied for the same number of major NCAA infractions... but don't let facts get in the way of your theory.
LOL... your athletic department was penalized three times in the '90's alone... in three different sports. 'Pad just pretends like it doesn't matter because some of the infractions occurred in non-revenue sports.
they don't matter. football and basketball please, tia.
Well in that case... *****2008 National Champions in men's basketball (37-3)***** + 2008 Orange Bowl Champions in football (12-1)
Fixed it for you, you forgot your asteriks
Toodles!
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
Completely legal, and much less sleazy than paying a player's dad.
How is paying a 20-something AAU coach $300,000 a year any more ethical than hiring a guy with a military and coaching background as the Director of Basketball Operations? It's not like the job requires overwhelming coaching experience... hell, your head basketball coach probably has less coaching experience than Ronnie Chalmers.
We don't pay an AAU coach $300,000 a year. We pay our top assistant $300,000 a year. He's not an AAU coach. Hasn't been for about six years or so.and charge the City of Lawrence $6,400 for canceled hotel reservations
You guys paid some dude from Texas $2,000 to come talk.
There is a slight difference.
this thread is gay
'Pad, my posts are in direct response to some of your comments. You want to talk about AAU coaches getting paid... fine, but don't be a little bitch when I point out the fact that your school pays an AAU coach $300,000 a year to bring in a bunch of kids from the DC Assault.
fwiw, word on campus is Beasley set the curve in calc 1, and didn't even have to take the calc 2 final.
Arthur? Can't pass algebra.
Good stuff.
i still don't get whole "military experience" thing. i used to play on a city league softball team with a couple of army guys on it, so by ben's logic, that means i have military experience, right?
I can't believe I read this entire thread.
BTW whoever registered as Darrell Arthur and now has 6 posts of wut is pretty funny.
I can't believe I read this entire thread.
BTW whoever registered as Darrell Arthur and now has 6 posts of wut is pretty funny.
Darrell Arthur is another of waks's socks...:ohno: :ohno: :ohno: :ohno:
I think we'll send Lew and MF'n Dooley down to Texas. Bloodbath.
Seriously, what part of this NCAA bylaw is not in play here?
14.1.2 Validity of Academic Credentials. As a condition and obligation of membership, it is the responsibility of a member institution to determine the validity of the information on which the eligibility of a student-athlete is based. Therefore, it is the responsibility of a member institution to determine whether a transcript is valid for purposes of applying appropriate NCAA legislation to the eligibility of a student-athlete when the institution receives notification, or otherwise has cause to believe, that a student-athlete's high school, preparatory school or two-year college transcript is not valid.
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
Completely legal, and much less sleazy than paying a player's dad.
How is paying a 20-something AAU coach $300,000 a year any more ethical than hiring a guy with a military and coaching background as the Director of Basketball Operations? It's not like the job requires overwhelming coaching experience... hell, your head basketball coach probably has less coaching experience than Ronnie Chalmers.
It's all about the way you say things.
You say, "20-something AAU coach," I say, "player with 4 years assistant coaching experience."
You say, "military and coaching background," I say, "top-rated recruit's father who coached for five years in the Alaskan high school ranks."
[/quote/]
ronnie' hs coaching experience is moot. he is not as basketball coach. he is not one of the coaches making the gameplan, recruiting, taking stats, etc.. he is director of operations. this is non basketball stuff. main thing is DISCIPLINE. he is in charge of keeping them on track and making sure they dont frack up. i think his 25 yrs of military experience including DRILL INSTRUCTOR qualifies him to perform this certain job. we just lucked out that we could kill 2 birds with one stone. sign a top 10 kid who won us a nc, and as icing on the cake bring his dad who luckily fills a relevant need on our staff.
Please note when his aau coach was getting $2,000 (probably more under the table) to "talk" at the ku basketball camp.
At K-State they give AAU coaches $300,000 salaries.
:rolleyes:
Completely legal, and much less sleazy than paying a player's dad.
How is paying a 20-something AAU coach $300,000 a year any more ethical than hiring a guy with a military and coaching background as the Director of Basketball Operations? It's not like the job requires overwhelming coaching experience... hell, your head basketball coach probably has less coaching experience than Ronnie Chalmers.
It's all about the way you say things.
You say, "20-something AAU coach," I say, "player with 4 years assistant coaching experience."
You say, "military and coaching background," I say, "top-rated recruit's father who coached for five years in the Alaskan high school ranks."
[/quote/]
ronnie' hs coaching experience is moot. he is not as basketball coach. he is not one of the coaches making the gameplan, recruiting, taking stats, etc.. he is director of operations. this is non basketball stuff. main thing is DISCIPLINE. he is in charge of keeping them on track and making sure they dont frack up. i think his 25 yrs of military experience including DRILL INSTRUCTOR qualifies him to perform this certain job. we just lucked out that we could kill 2 birds with one stone. sign a top 10 kid who won us a nc, and as icing on the cake bring his dad who luckily fills a relevant need on our staff.
tell that to brandon rush's parole officer.
I think we'll send Lew and MF'n Dooley down to Texas. Bloodbath.
Seriously, what part of this NCAA bylaw is not in play here?
14.1.2 Validity of Academic Credentials. As a condition and obligation of membership, it is the responsibility of a member institution to determine the validity of the information on which the eligibility of a student-athlete is based. Therefore, it is the responsibility of a member institution to determine whether a transcript is valid for purposes of applying appropriate NCAA legislation to the eligibility of a student-athlete when the institution receives notification, or otherwise has cause to believe, that a student-athlete's high school, preparatory school or two-year college transcript is not valid.
So the NCAA is calling themselves invalid? The NCAA CLEARED HIM. They deemed him eligible to play. if anything, the only thing an investigation will prove is the incompetence of the ncaa to accurately grant eligibility. to try to spin this and say that ku had anything to do with Darrell Arthur's HS grades is pretty comical.
Go eat a d*ck, K-State fans... Arthur will be filing a lawsuit against the Dallas television station and when all is said and done could be compensated up to $30-40 million. It's completely illegal to disclose a high school student's grades. Furthermore, these are nothing more than allegations from a teacher who was FIRED from South Oak Cliff.
http://www.youtube.com/fatty4ksu
Go eat a d*ck, K-State fans... Arthur will be filing a lawsuit against the Dallas television station and when all is said and done could be compensated up to $30-40 million. It's completely illegal to disclose a high school student's grades. Furthermore, these are nothing more than allegations from a teacher who was FIRED from South Oak Cliff.
Go eat a d*ck, K-State fans... Arthur will be filing a lawsuit against the Dallas television station and when all is said and done could be compensated up to $30-40 million. It's completely illegal to disclose a high school student's grades. Furthermore, these are nothing more than allegations from a teacher who was FIRED from South Oak Cliff.
Go eat a d*ck, K-State fans... Arthur will be filing a lawsuit against the Dallas television station and when all is said and done could be compensated up to $30-40 million. It's completely illegal to disclose a high school student's grades. Furthermore, these are nothing more than allegations from a teacher who was FIRED from South Oak Cliff.
Go eat a d*ck, K-State fans... Arthur will be filing a lawsuit against the Dallas television station and when all is said and done could be compensated up to $30-40 million. It's completely illegal to disclose a high school student's grades. Furthermore, these are nothing more than allegations from a teacher who was FIRED from South Oak Cliff.
Isnt eating dick another ku "trend"? I think we'll (ksu) pass on this trend.
And I bet sonofosonofdaxjones is the same poster that got "abused in the rectum" by Mr CJ Giles....any takers?
Go eat a d*ck, K-State fans... Arthur will be filing a lawsuit against the Dallas television station and when all is said and done could be compensated up to $30-40 million. It's completely illegal to disclose a high school student's grades. Furthermore, these are nothing more than allegations from a teacher who was FIRED from South Oak Cliff.
Arthur's high school finds no problem with grade changing
QuoteArthur's high school finds no problem with grade changing
Probably could have chosen a better headline.