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ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterModerators: PonyPride, SmooPower
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ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterhttp://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/news/story?id=6453617
Caldwell was the subject of a story that ran on The New York Times website on Friday night detailing his relationship with a UCF recruit named Kevin Ware. Ware rescinded his commitment on Thursday after The Times said he learned of Caldwell's background. The Times said Caldwell arranged conversations between Ware and UCF coach Donnie Jones, which is prohibited by the NCAA. Caldwell's name is on the NCAA enforcement radar because of his involvement in the controversial recruitments of several basketball players, and at least one football player, because of his name-dropping of prominent agent Andy Miller, and saying he works for Nike. And because of his multifaceted connections with the University of Central Florida, which has enjoyed some notable recruiting successes this year.
Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterthey're about to get bent over.
Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterThey got one too many recruits that they shouldn't have. Now they will pay the price.
Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterWonder how this affects the Big East rumors?
All those who believe in psycho kinesis, raise my hand
Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterAndy Miller is a beauty! Not! Thank you for sharing. Rivals had UCF ranked #16 in the nation recruiting. Donnie learned the trade well. Get them NCAA! They also signed a 6'9" inch All-State player from Indiana that Louisville was after - Indy Star reported that Michael Chandler had signed with UCF. That first got me interested in what was going on. You don't usually pass on Louisville for UCF.
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Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterboy talk about bad timing. All these coaches keep saying they didn't do anything wrong using "street agents" (because that's what they are)-but I've read the applicable NCAA provisions and it seems pretty clear to me that only designated off campus coaches can recruit a player on behalf of a school. No other representative of the university as broadly defined by the NCAA can have any role in recruiting. Guess they are going to have to S-P-E-L-L this out for some of these Coaches.
"With a quarter of a tank of gas, we can get everything we need right here in DFW." -SMU Head Coach Chad Morris
When momentum starts rolling downhill in recruiting-WATCH OUT.
Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterYeah, and we get a major violation for some texts to parents of players we did not even get.
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Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterHate to be that guy, but UCF had a promising future in hoops. This doesn't help the league any
Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterAndy Miller represents Kevin Garnett as well as numerous other NBA players. He will have his runners talk other agent's clients to change and go with him. Google his name and you see the articles. A friend of mine who was an agent back in the 1990's had a bad experience with Miller and lost his client to him. This particular player ( Native Texan) got $%$%^^ in the end by Miller and should have stayed with the original agent. Miller will throw his "chump change" to the second round draft picks and gamble on them making it while keeping his superstars. If they produce and make it then he profits from them in a big way.
Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterIt's twitter...but some interesting tweets from Brandon Bender (if it's really even him):
http://twitter.com/#!/BrandonDaBender (WARNING: Some language...not sure if it's against the rules or not...Mods, feel free to edit/remove if necessary) These are before the story broke
After the story came out
And some about Kentucky...just because:
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Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterNo way someone could be that stupid?...
Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterwonder what it would be like if you could just pay them a little
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Some booster would always pay the good ones a little more. All those who believe in psycho kinesis, raise my hand
Re: ESPN: NCAA investigating UCF ties with boosterThe NCAA should hire Pete Thamel, cause he has a vendetta against this type of stuff, while raising his own star. Its embarrassing that he spent that sort of time on lowly UCF when he could have put a dagger in a blue blood, but the NCAA doesn't want that
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