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Re: Calipari recruiting violations
 Originally Posted by Clone5 If anybody has heard Derrick Rose talk this comes as no surprise. Dat aint none kiddin son...
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ChicagoHoops.com :: View topic - Ok, I got the street word (Nside Scoop) on this D. Rose Stuf
Posts: 1314  Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 4:57 pm Post subject: Ok, I got the street word (Nside Scoop) on this D. Rose Stuf  Here's the deal peeps, allegedly Kevin Johnson (former Simeon Basketball Player) who went out to that suburb and robbed that pizza boy or that boy period, was the one who took the test for Derrick Rose to get into college. Once D. Rose made it to the league allegedly Kevin was lookin for some kickback you know some help from D. Rose. They say the Rose family cut him off so Kevin was hot. Also, D. Rose use to play for coach L. Topps on his AAU team. Once Derrick made it to the league Derrick signed with Nikey and Topps got him a nice job with nikey. After workin with Nikey for a year allegedly Topps was fired from the administration, who got him fired, I will not go there but you can put 2 and 2 together to make 4.
I heard who did it but I'm not going there and I'm sure you can put the puzzle together by yourself from here. Now Coach Topps is ****** off too now. Now they say 4 players on the Simeon team that year had their grades changed as well as Derrick Rose, they say he had D's changed to C's so he could get into a D1 college (Memphis) without any hassal. Looks like all the adminstration ova at Simeon is on the budweiser hot seat. They say they are looking into taking back those 2 state and city championships Simeon won during those years. This is some hot stuff man. I didn't know it was this big.
Pardon the grammar, but Bigknowledge over on Chicago hoops knows what he's talking about....it looks like there was some pretty bad stuff going down at Simeon, to say the least. -
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We all need to be Givers. The greatest achievers in our history have all been Givers, NOT Takers.
Calipari's twitter status. I really feel like asking: Of points on the SAT, Money to recruits, or both?
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 Originally Posted by cyismydog Calipari's twitter status. I really feel like asking: Of points on the SAT, Money to recruits, or both? I like that Sportsline is reporting that this investigation was made known to Memphis in January. It makes it pretty easy for him to need that Kentucky offer. The old "Skate out right before the NCAA comes down" trick. If this stuff is true, I hope it follows him to Kentucky.
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I agree that the title of the thread is not accurate. What were the recruiting violations? He had an invalid SAT.
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 Originally Posted by Cloner97 I agree that the title of the thread is not accurate. What were the recruiting violations? He had an invalid SAT. The allegations include "knowing fraudulence or misconduct" on an SAT exam by a player on the 2007-08 team. Probably would have better read NCAA violations, but it's really splitting hairs.
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Coaches know whats going on with a players eligibility...It's their job to know. But it's hard to PROVE they know.
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If a University hires a coach who has previously been in trouble with the NCAA, that is their right to do so...but their punishment should be more severe if they get in trouble under that coach IMO...Harrick and Sampson come to mind getting in trouble multiple times...schools know what they are getting hiring these guys, and they shouldn't be treated the same if they get in trouble under them...
Evansville's previous coach said it best..."Cheat all you want and you'll always be able to find work...but if you lose, nobody wants you."
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 Originally Posted by 06Panther You know, if you ask me, Memphis always had that "dirty" feel to them. I always wondered if it was legit. It kind of had that 90's UNLV feeling. You know, with all those athletic dumb guys that shouldn't even be in college. Rose and others shouldn't even have to go to college (or at least sit out a year) prior to going to the NBA. That's not fair to them.
We should be worrying a lot more about high school drop-outs and juvenile delinquents than forcing sports stars to attend universities...
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 Originally Posted by Tornado man Rose and others shouldn't even have to go to college (or at least sit out a year) prior to going to the NBA. That's not fair to them.
We should be worrying a lot more about high school drop-outs and juvenile delinquents than forcing sports stars to attend universities... And to me that's about as dumb as saying that "we shouldn't be suspending players for taking steroids - that's not fair to them. We should be a lot more worried about rampant abuse of cocaine and heroin than forcing sports stars to conform to regulations about the use of PEDs..." or as dumb as saying "we shouldn't be fining players for not conforming to NBA dress codes - that's not fair to them because it infringes upon their rights to wear what they want to when they are off the court. We shouuld be a lot more worried about the homeless and making sure that they are well-clothed instead of making sure that their athletes do not make a fool of the league because they look like a bunch of gang-bangers off the court."
Guess what - there are rules in place - rules that the NBA Players' Union agreed to. If the Players' Union largely has no complaint about these rules that are in place, then I absolutely see no problem with them.
Chuck Lidell: I paint my toenails with pink and black polish. Problem is, I get more paint on my toes and on the carpet than on my nails. Any advice? Maria Sharapova: Don't you beat up other guys for a living? I don't know how to answer this.  -
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 Originally Posted by jdoggivjc Guess what - there are rules in place - rules that the NBA Players' Union agreed to. If the Players' Union largely has no complaint about these rules that are in place, then I absolutely see no problem with them. That's quite an analogy - comparing this to illegal coaine and heroin use.
I couldn't care less about the NBA Players Union - I care about the rights of high school kids who aren't cut out for college but are forced to attend them for at least one year, because of the cozy $$$ relationship between the NCAA and the NBA. I don't care if it's Rose, Jamal Tinsley, or Harrsion Barnes.
Also, this is a pretty serious charge concerning grade-fixing and an SAT stand-in. As opposed to others such as you, I'm waiting for the proof...
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Memphis Tigers find no proof Derrick Rose cheated on SAT - ESPN
Well, now that Memphis has said they can't find any evidence that they cheated I guess we can put this to rest. I mean, surely they would try their very hardest to find this information that would bury their school, right?
It's Bushbama!
2 time Chupacabra of Humor Award Recipient  Originally Posted by joefrog I will admit, I am to blame in sometimes making mountains out of molehills. -
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Leave Memphis alone!!!
Get back to 24/7 satellite surveillance of ISU's foreign basketball players.
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So HB will not go to Memphis, Kentucky, or USC due to the slime effect.
Looking forward to CFH magic for the next bball season, Georges style.
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