ESPN

[Iceberg]

Scrutiny over package deals. We are on, NOW

[skeeter]

I like how they presented ku and Larry Brown as the college that started this practice.

[ksu1420]

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/otl/index

Beasley giving some love to Kansas State!

"I'm glad he (Delonte) stayed at Kansas State because I love being a Wildcat"
 

Mike = 

[Pett]

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/otl/index

Beasley giving some love to Kansas State!

"I'm glad he (Delonte) stayed at Kansas State because I love being a Wildcat"
 

Mike = 

God, I love him oh so much.

[fatty fat fat]

KSU actually looked really good. Lutz was loving hill. ku looked like cheaters.

LOL@this

[Jayhawk4life]

Yeah, we are the cheaters because we have an assistant coach that makes $420k a year.  Come to think of it, I don't think I have ever seen DH do any coaching on the bench.  He just sits there with a confused look on his face.  I thought ESPN made KSU and DH look just as bad as Memphis and that snakeball Cal.  And that is saying something.

[steve dave]

Watched the whole thing.  Great stuff.  KSU came out looking like heroes.     Looks like ESPN agrees that ku is the cheatingest program of all time. 

[BMWJhawk]

If it's within NCAA rules, it's not cheating.  There are no rules that prohibit a relative/AAU coach/family friend from working for the university.  Every school has the same opportunity to take the package deal.  K-State finally figured it out after years of sucking ass, and now your program is looking better than it has in 20+ years.  You've got a McD AA coming in next year along with a solid recruiting class.  Do you really care what people say about Delonte Hill? 


 

[fatty fat fat]

If it's within NCAA rules, it's not cheating.  There are no rules that prohibit a relative/AAU coach/family friend from working for the university.  Every school has the same opportunity to take the package deal.  K-State finally figured it out after years of sucking ass, and now your program is looking better than it has in 20+ years.  You've got a McD AA coming in next year along with a solid recruiting class.  Do you really care what people say about Delonte Hill? 


 

Hey, good point man.

[steve dave]

If it's within NCAA rules, it's not cheating.  There are no rules that prohibit a relative/AAU coach/family friend from working for the university.  Every school has the same opportunity to take the package deal.  K-State finally figured it out after years of sucking ass, and now your program is looking better than it has in 20+ years.  You've got a McD AA coming in next year along with a solid recruiting class.  Do you really care what people say about Delonte Hill? 


 

[chum1]

Hill explained this very well.  Single player package deals are bad.  Multi player package deals are good.  We're pretty much bulletproof here.  Not sure why we were on the show.

[Jayhawk4life]

I am going to call it right now.  The next great package deal for ku will be Lance Stephenson and his father.  I think he will make a great admin. asst. on the Snyder staff.

[SkinnyBenny]

If it's within NCAA rules, it's not cheating.  There are no rules that prohibit a relative/AAU coach/family friend from working for the university.  Every school has the same opportunity to take the package deal.  K-State finally figured it out after years of sucking ass, and now your program is looking better than it has in 20+ years.  You've got a McD AA coming in next year along with a solid recruiting class.  Do you really care what people say about Delonte Hill? 


 

[Leyton]

I love the Memphis AD.  It's OK to use a package deal once in a while...you know...if you have good intentions, but I wouldn't wanna make a habit of it.

[rundown87]

If it's within NCAA rules, it's not cheating.  There are no rules that prohibit a relative/AAU coach/family friend from working for the university.  Every school has the same opportunity to take the package deal.  K-State finally figured it out after years of sucking ass, and now your program is looking better than it has in 20+ years.  You've got a McD AA coming in next year along with a solid recruiting class.  Do you really care what people say about Delonte Hill? 


 

. . .we didn't do any of that.  We hired an assistant coach, to be our assistant coach.  Wouldn't most teams want to hire a coach that can recruit well.  I guess we have to hire crappy coaches or we are cheating.  Cool.

 

[FHSU92]

Hill explained this very well.  Single player package deals are bad.  Multi player package deals are good.  We're pretty much bulletproof here.  Not sure why we were on the show.

As a zample of how to do it.  Uzually they show how to do it cheating, then how to do it not cheating.

[Pete]

If it's within NCAA rules, it's not cheating.  There are no rules that prohibit a relative/AAU coach/family friend from working for the university.  Every school has the same opportunity to take the package deal.  K-State finally figured it out after years of sucking ass, and now your program is looking better than it has in 20+ years.  You've got a McD AA coming in next year along with a solid recruiting class.  Do you really care what people say about Delonte Hill? 


 

 

[Rock Lobster]

If it's within NCAA rules, it's not cheating.  There are no rules that prohibit a relative/AAU coach/family friend from working for the university.  Every school has the same opportunity to take the package deal.  K-State finally figured it out after years of sucking ass, and now your program is looking better than it has in 20+ years.  You've got a McD AA coming in next year along with a solid recruiting class.  Do you really care what people say about Delonte Hill? 


 

 

 
 
 
 
 

[raquetcat]

"Along with securing Beasley, Hill has been able to recruit 5 other top prospects from his AAU team"

Didn't know Anderson was considered a "top" prospect and

 

for good measure

[doom]

I'm impressed someone finally gave Hill credit for the other players he's landed.  Have to count him in for keeping Pullen and Brown too.