McLemore was paid, EMAW is sole conf champ.

[Dugout DickStone]

Feels good guys.

[OK_Cat]

wow, ku is our little bro in football AND basketball. what do they have left?  feel so bad for them.

[CNS]

Link(I mean, of course, but still, link?)?

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[CNS]

So, Bill to the NBA, or OSU?

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[Dugout DickStone]

 

So, Bill to the NBA, or OSU?

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Whoever pays the most, like any KU athlete

[eastcat]

Ruh ROh

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaab/big12/2013/05/04/kansas-jayhawks-ben-mclemore-darius-cobb/2131775/

Lots of documentation too

[Dugout DickStone]

Clearly ineligible

[CNS]

*  < their co-champ ring design in Cubic Zirconium

[BackPayne]

How's the Hawker meltdown? 

[wetwillie]

[sonofdaxjones]

Too far back in the shadows, there's no doubt a KU tie in way in the backroom some place, but the NCAA will never get that far.

Props to KU for the likely Plausible Deniability. 

But if this is true, Ben was ineligible.   Outright Big 12 Champs!!

[bones129]

Wow.

[sonofdaxjones]

Some pretty good melting down . . . hard to say if McLemore benefited in any way.

The sad thing about ku fans is that they get so darn feisty when there's any sort of impropriety surrounding their basketball program.  Yet we all know that most D1 programs cheat on some level, some more than others (like ku) and for the most part the NCAA is going to look past stuff at schools like ku, because basketball is what butters the NCAA's muffin.

ku fans should just embrace the cesspool their basketball program is immersed in, it should be a point of pride.

But no, their massive tuck fanbase comes unhinged.   My lawd, they literally got away with a ticket money laundering scheme that sent 4 ku athletic department employee's to federal prison . . . yet anyone with a brain knows that money was used as a recruiting slush fund.   If K-State ever got away with that, I'd be 

[ben ji]

Some pretty good melting down . . . hard to say if McLemore benefited in any way.

The sad thing about ku fans is that they get so darn feisty when there's any sort of impropriety surrounding their basketball program.  Yet we all know that most D1 programs cheat on some level, some more than others (like ku) and for the most part the NCAA is going to look past stuff at schools like ku, because basketball is what butters the NCAA's muffin.

ku fans should just embrace the cesspool their basketball program is immersed in, it should be a point of pride.

But no, their massive tuck fanbase comes unhinged.   My lawd, they literally got away with a ticket money laundering scheme that sent 4 ku athletic department employee's to federal prison . . . yet anyone with a brain knows that money was used as a recruiting slush fund.   If K-State ever got away with that, I'd be 

Read this as if it was being spoken by an old southern aristocrat. Myyyy  Lawwwddd.

[Shacks]

dax, it doesn't matter if McLemore benefited or not.  The NCAA rule regarding this sort of thing says that if a player is knowingly shopped he is automatically ineligible, regardless of whether or not he or the person who sells him ever actually receives any benefits.  I remember this quite clearly from the Cam Newton ordeal.  Auburn got off on a technicality because the NCAA ridiculously believed that Cam Newton couldn't be linked to his own father, who tried to auction him off.  "Knowingly" is what saved Auburn's ass and that will probably also save McLemore/KU.

[bones129]

Rock Chalk Scandalhawk.

[meow meow]

Looks like the poors get poorerer

[star seed 7]

Still a model citizen in larryville when compared to the alcohol addicts and child molesters.

[meow meow]

Still a model citizen in larryville when compared to the alcohol addicts and child molesters.

Yeah Ben is no doubt a good kid that fell victim to ku's system of corruption.  Sad

[star seed 7]

In related news, rio adams punched a young girl in the face for stepping on his shoes in one of lawrences many alcohol distribution centers.

[BigPapi]

$10,000 is all it took? We should be ashamed.

[sys]

good for him (his coach), he deserved it.  i'll never be able to understand how the millionaire college coaches that take and discard players on their annual whim, offering nothing of their own in return are the good guys in this morality play, while the (often poor) aau coaches that offer their time, attention and loyalty, providing players with expanded opportunities in return for nothing are the bad guys.

[ednksu]

Ruh ROh

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaab/big12/2013/05/04/kansas-jayhawks-ben-mclemore-darius-cobb/2131775/

Lots of documentation too

McLemore knew "little to none" about Blackstock's financial involvement in the player's life, Cobb said, nor did McLemore know that Cobb had accepted $10,000 from Blackstock.

and Cam Newton's legacy preserves KU's tarnished history.

[CNS]

$10,000 is all it took? We should be ashamed.

This is obvsly the proper take away here.  I mean, given a couple hrs and a PayPal acct, goEMAW could fill KSU with 5stars in Fatty's name yearly.

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[Pete]

$10,000 is all it took? We should be ashamed.

This is obvsly the proper take away here.  I mean, given a couple hrs and a PayPal acct, goEMAW could fill KSU with 5stars in Fatty's name yearly.

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Yes, this is the truth of the matter.