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Posts: 5548 11/19/08 9:13 PM Member |
Another interesting story by Dana O'Neil who has put together some very well done and in-depth college hoops pieces as of late (she's the one that
wrote the Haskins piece a few months back):
http://sports.espn.go.com.../columns/story?id=3710807 Go Gophers!! |
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Posts: 135 11/19/08 9:56 PM |
Thanks for the heads-up on the great article. How can the field of play be level when this "stuff" is allowed to go on. The answer is - it
can't. So are Kansas and Memphis "legit"? I was hoping they both would lose!
 As a fan, I rather watch a real college
program, Minnesota for example, grind it out, playing by the rules. It's what real "Journeys" are made of.
Go Gophers! |
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| Recruiters struggle with perfectly legal yet ethically questionable | 11/19/08 9:13 PM | BleedGopher |
| Re: Recruiters struggle with perfectly legal yet ethically questionable | 11/19/08 9:56 PM | CollegeBBallFan |
