No limit on stupid

[catnhat]

You forgot Dick Clark

[wildforthecats]

Dook is nauseating.

[WildCock]

I am the same age as Coach K. (Literally, we were born on the same day. I sometimes refer to him as my evil twin.) If LeBron texted me, I would definitely think that it was cool.

[MrMac]

I am the same age as Coach K. (Literally, we were born on the same day. I sometimes refer to him as my evil twin.) If LeBron texted me, I would definitely think that it was cool.

And we all thought it was cool when LeBron showed up at the Cats' game.

[seamac77]

Found this on the Oho State board in a discussion of the Missouri NCAA sanctions versus the UNC non sanctions:

I attended Carolina from '86-'90. Played football under Dick Crum and Mack Brown. To say the classes in question, mainly
"Af-Am 41 et al., were open to all students isn't quite true.

The way we registered for classes back then was through a card system. Each department had tables set up in the Carmichael Arena gym. To register for a class, you'd wait in line at the appropriate table and get a card / ticket entitling you to register for the class. When you had all your cards, you would turn them in at the final registration table as your class schedule. Seems fair.

What would happen, however, is that the athletic department academic advisors would get the cards for the bogus classes and distribute them to athletes before others. I assume the leftover tickets went to non-athletes.

Those of us who took real courses would use these same academic advisors / ticket brokers to get into high-demand courses. This had some legitimacy in that we had to get our classes scheduled early enough in the day so that we could get to practice. Our advisors / brokers had those coveted cards or could get them for us. Obviously, the system was abused for the bogus courses."

I'm sure "Professor Debbie" Crowder knew exactly which cards to deal, and who to deal them to.

[wildforthecats]

Kareem Hunt to Browns.

[dorp]

And we all thought it was cool when LeBron showed up at the Cats' game.

If there's a Cats' game this Saturday, he could attend.

[wildforthecats]

And we all thought it was cool when LeBron showed up at the Cats' game.

If there's a Cats' game this Saturday, he could attend.

Lebron will be playing golf earlier this year.

[dorp]

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fe ... ot-n982136

[dorp]

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fe ... ot-n982136

Wake Forest volleyball coach on the list
https://godeacs.com/coaches.aspx?rc=481&path=wvball

Also, Texas tennis coach.

Developing story.

[dorp]

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/investi ... ery-scheme

[citycat]

They may be waiting for Wake’s ACC Tournament game to end before adding Coaches Bzdelik and Manning to this list.

This helps explain WFU’s men’s basketball record since 2010.

[Waitress]

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/investi ... ery-scheme

I guess this was cheaper than donating a building or endowing a professorship.

[MrMac]

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/investi ... ery-scheme

I guess this was cheaper than donating a building or endowing a professorship.

I guess...but 400k ain't chump change, either.

[collegecoach8502]

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fe ... ot-n982136

Wake Forest volleyball coach on the list
https://godeacs.com/coaches.aspx?rc=481&path=wvball

Also, Texas tennis coach.

Developing story.

Coach Ferguson is from California. Interestingly enough, he and his wife ran a large volleyball club in SoCal. Technically they never left. Still have house there. Still run the club. Wife "commutes". He was a former USC coach. His coaching tenure at Wake would be summed up as an interesting situation by most. Perhaps the "extra cash" explains a lot of things. Whatever the case, he was never high on my integrity list.