[quote="Class of 72" post=307073][quote="OLV72" post=307069][quote="Class of 72" post=307029][quote="fordham96" post=307028][quote="Porgyman" post=307017][quote="fordham96" post=307010]That was a fun game actually.
Matt McCall is a really good young head coach at UMASS. He is going to be one to watch in a few years.
But you want to understand how good a coach John Calipari is. That guy won 5 straight A10 regular season and conference titles and was in order a 3, 3, 2, 2 and 1 seed in those 5 years in the NCAAs at UMASS. And they have not done squat since....[/quote]
And according to the NCAA, their Final 4 never happened. As Camby received extra “benefits “.[/quote]
That was 1 year not all 5 and nobody actually thinks they didn't make Final Four anyway, like Louisville didn't win NC in 2013.[/quote]
Too bad Umass can't go back to challenge. Those "extra benefits" are standard practice today along with bogus classes at UNC, payments to player's families at Baylor, Kentucky, Kansas and Arizona to name a few.[/quote]
It's pretty easy to win when you're the only one cheating in your league. It was not like he was coaching in the SEC.[/quote]
It was Camby who was caught not Calipari. As we can see from the FBI investigations players and families continue to get Camby benefits. Has Kansas, North Carolina, Kentucky, Duke, Arizona, USC, Syracuse, Louisville been sanctioned since the Camby scandal? While Umass didn't play in the Big East they got 1 and 2 seeds under Calipari as Fordham references.[/quote]
72, my comment was specific to the Atlantic 10 where rule breaking is a fraction of what goes on in the bigger conferences. The A - 10 has had 13 schools hit with major infractions compared to 72 at the SEC. All the schools cheat at comparable levels in the SEC where the playing field is level.
[URL][URL]https://www.nytimes.com/2...ris-wonderful-life-begin-the-disclaimers.html[/URL][/URL]