Would you rather?

[CR3AMnCR1MS0N 1,867]

See Kentucky have their undefeated season

A) spoiled by a loss

Or

B ) Vacated because they paid off players and Calipari leaves them for dead?

[BlueDevil 8,643]

A for days

[seanmm1971 1,437]

See Kentucky have their undefeated season

A) spoiled by a loss

Or

B ) Vacated because they paid off players and Calipari leaves them for dead?

Hope it's a,on a Monday night in early april!

[CR3AMnCR1MS0N 1,867]

Hope it's a,on a Monday night in early april!

At the hands of the Hoosiers who set the all time mark for made 3 pointers in an NCAA tournament? #pipedream

[LazOffTheBench 3,638]

"B" because the long-term consequences mean more to me.

[IUsafety 2,775]

A, if the loss is to Indiana.

Otherwise I choose B. It would be one of the ultimate black marks in sports history. I can't think of a better program to wish this upon. The NCAA doesn't have gumption to do this though. We would have a better chance of finding Bigfoot.

[HoosierAloha 29,887]

C)  The program implodes when the NCAA grows a pair.  After the program is decimated the NCAA closely monitors them while they slowly become the 4th best program in their own state.  Cal is shipped to China where he loses his mind and is last seen walking down the Great Wall.

[Bobman1 2,909]

All of the above

[jmsgws 2,030]

A because outside of us, everyone else will still remember that UK was the last undefeated National Champion.  No matter what the NCAA would do.

[JaybobHoosier 11,821]

B, and then he gets banded forever from college basketball!

[TheStillman 991]

A. In the B scenario Kentucky fans get the joy of actually winning it all. Even if the sanctions come out the next day they'd be so gleeful about being "Perect" and the undefeated season still happened. You can't take that away even if the wins are vacated.

Also in scenario B Kentucky fans are in Indianapolis of all cities celebrating in Indiana bars about the perfect season. That is horrid.

[OliviaPope40 6,295]

The questions for B are can they and prove it and is there proof.