TheWatShot

Our offense sucks. I miss Sudfeld and Howard.

Oakes finally graduates this year, correct?

Wouldn't surprise me if the refs give them their timeout back and the ball.

That was worse than Harris fair-catching a punt at the 2. I just don't know how college players can make those mistakes.

Another dumb mistake. So far, not feeling like it's our day.

Of course it's not a penalty. It's Michigan. Dumb refs.

Of course it's plastered all over the front of ESPN now. They had nothing about it all this time because ESPN's president is a UNC grad and didn't want his cheating school to get bad publicity. Totally unsurprising, but still infuriating.

Cleveland will win in walkoff fashion like always.

Games like today are why Pagano needs to be gone ASAP. Not at the end of the season, but like yesterday. People may argue why does it matter; it matters because the longer he's here, the greater chance something stupid will happen that gives Irsay a reason to keep him around (like a 4 game winning streak to steal the division or some other dumb lucky break).

It just irritates me that he's barely acknowledged what Allen has done here, and aside from mentioning that Allen should be afraid of Brohm on the recruiting trail, he's barely even acknowledged him at all.

Gregg Doyel is probably writing his next love letter to Jeff Brohm as we speak.

I think the Indians have replaced the Cardinals as the team that always pulls off crazy comebacks and gets every big break in every big game.

If KJ knew Troy's uncle, then why would he have to pay him? Were there any other schools Troy seemed more likely to pick instead of IU?

The optimist in me says we get one of Garland or Langford. The realist says Langford goes to KU and Garland goes to Vanderbilt. The pessimist in me says both commit to IU, we go crazy, then Calipari pulls an all-nighter and we wake up the next morning to find they're both Wildcats.

The NCAA wouldn't even look into the Darrell Arthur case, and Arthur's high school had already done all the investigative work for them. They're a gutless organization that needs to be disbanded.

I seem to remember a recruit adding more schools to his list after visiting IU a few years ago. Can't remember who it was.

Here's where you can find daily updates: https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/college-basketball-scandal-updates-news-louisville-names-interim-athletic-director/

The confirmation came in 2009. Pretty clear that since they won it all, the NCAA isn't interested in looking into it.

Dallas School District re-opens case regarding Arthur not really being a college eligible player. Winston Ashmore, Arthur’s Math teacher said when Arthur was failing Algebra I as a freshman in the fall of 2002, his coach asked for leniency. Ashmore said when he refused, Arthur was abruptly moved to another class. A closer examination of Arthur's grades reveal that his English III grades of 75, 60, 70 and 65 don't actually add up to a 70 as is reflected on his transcript. In fact, the average should be 67.5, meaning he should have failed the course that is needed to graduate and qualify as an NCAA student athlete. "Like I said, he [Arthur] just kind of checked out that third six weeks," Yourse, his English teacher said. Melanie Kidd was Arthur's theater arts teacher in the fall of 2004. She said she remembers Arthur failed the course during the final six weeks. Arthur made a grade of 50, she said. According to his transcripts, Arthur's grades for the last six weeks of theater arts are also missing. A block of grades from Arthur's Algebra II were also missing on the transcript from the fall semester of 2005. All that is present is a final grade, which was changed from "failing" to a passing grade of 70 nine months later in September the following year. Confirmation comes in the Darell Arthur case, that his grades were artificially changed and that his ‘graduation’ from high school wasn’t legit. His high school vacates their state championship for using ineligible players. Per NCAA rules the use of an ineligible player resulting from him violating the NCAA ethics clause, the proper application would result in forfeiture of all games participated, and KU would fall to 0-78 for the prior to years – the worst two year record in the history of NCAA basketball. Additionally Self would fall behind James Naismith for last place all time in winning % at ku with a 0.428. However, despite the school district and the local media already completing the legwork of the investigation and compiling the relevant information the NCAA never looks into the instance and instead forces Memphis to vacate all their wins during the same year for the same offense. Sickening.

"All signs point to a return." --IU "inside sources" on the morning of March 16, 2017. Just saying.

It was worse. I had more than one person telling me via PM that he was going to Butler, and the stuff they were giving me was actually believable.

I keep seeing comments like "we're only 1 game out of first" and "we just need to stay close to .500 until Luck gets back." It just makes me even more disgusted. I don't want this team somehow winning more than 4-5 games. Rebuild with higher picks and get Pagano's worthless *** out of here.

Pagano gone tomorrow? Really don't see the point in keeping him around. He does nothing to help this team.

Have any UK or KU players been caught yet? How about now?

Is there an unwritten rule that you can't intercept Brady? The number of dropped interceptions he's had this year is crazy. Then the Saints had two picks a few weeks ago that got waved off by penalties.