Winning the National Championship...

[Ravishing Rueb]

Was Stan Heath hiring that Woody guy "dirty".

No.

Probably thr closest we've come to it but that's not an uncommon occurence in college hoops ...

It smelled bad.

I'll take clean, all day. Better to lose with integrity.

[Brad]

What I like about GAAP is it is only "generally accepted". That leaves a lot of wiggle room.

[slick1ru2]

What I like about GAAP is it is only "generally accepted". That leaves a lot of wiggle room.

 

Accepted, as in most countries. They don't accept it in say, North Korea. or China.

[psteazy]

LOLintegrity in a university function as valuable as college football.. big-money-making is a crooked business regardless of industry. When millions are at stake for an organization, rules are bent and broken. For every NCAA infraction/illegal company action that's punished, 10 go unnoticed. Nothing new here.

 

Feel like USF lacks the necessary cunning to leverage an advantage though. Amirite? 

[Ghost]

LOLintegrity in a university function as valuable as college football.. big-money-making is a crooked business regardless of industry. When millions are at stake for an organization, rules are bent and broken. For every NCAA infraction/illegal company action that's punished, 10 go unnoticed. Nothing new here.

 

Feel like USF lacks the necessary cunning to leverage an advantage though. Amirite? 

 

Ah, the old "everyone else is dirty and breaking the rules, so we should too" line of logic. Classy.