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I lost track of how many we hit but after Ndongo missed the front of 1-1, we didn’t miss another FT. At least 8-8… I might be forgetting a couple. Nait made big shot after big shot. Just clutch. Gutsy D down the stretch. I didn’t know if the zone was the right call, but after Clems first...

Honestly, I think he will probably do well just focusing on D. He wasn’t ready to be in charge. I have no idea what the dynamic of UNC staff is, but he could be very successful if he finds himself in a spot where he is told, “coach the D and don’t worry about anything else.” It might be a good...

I think you’re reading me wrong… It was a good shot with his feet set and I’m not complaining about anything Nait did tonight. I’ll take part of the blame for sloppy posting. :D

I kind of agree on Nait’s last three… I thought we probably could’ve gotten a better look… But he had his feet set and a wide open look at the basket and with the way he had been playing, I won’t complain. If he goes to the basket, he probably doesn’t get the call! :D

“Respect my decision. #4 out.” :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: All I can hear:

Perhaps he was overcome with DeBoerdom in Seattle? :geek:

“You know, Kirby, I’m tired. Tired of kickin your a** year after year. Its exhausting. I’m getting too old for this sh**! Good luck in the consolation game, Buddy.” Makes me smile visualizing him saying this at the postgame handshake… :LOL:

Also SOP for the NCAA. Hammer one minor offender and then wag an angry finger at all of the major offenders and admonish, “let that be a lesson to you!”

It would only be a NCAA violation if the drinks and lap dances were free. That’s an impermissible benefit. ;) If we can establish the free drinks and free boobies, then the fact that the vehicle belonged to UGA and the driver was a staffer for UGA becomes pertinent to the NCAA.

Hypocrites? Harsh, dude. These are noble, well intentioned men braving the harsh Midwest winter to save the sanctity of college athletics in the face of evil, manipulative forces exploiting the purity of college football solely for profit.

Who said that? Penn State was over reach in my opinion and I don’t expect the level of outrage for the UGA case to get to where the NCAA is pressured to get involved. The irony is that “impermissible benefits” are all over it and will likely come out, but will not be investigated by the NCAA...

the naming conventions of bureaucratic entities tend to have a flair for the grandiose, do they not?! :LOL:

One of the “penalties” is that the school must “disassociate from the NIL collective” for one year. I thought the whole reason for the collectives is because the school has to be disassociated with them in the first place.

FWIW, I agree with what you say 100%. I stated in another thread that the Penn State scenario set an “unprecedented” precedent, but I would expect the NCAA to go back to turning a blind eye to criminal matters.

It’s right there in the NCAA guidelines as an example. Select which event is punishable by NCAA: Scenario A: Ride is given by athletic department personnel originating from a strip club, including DUI, drag racing and ending in a fiery crash, killing two. Scenario B: Ride given by athletic...

I don’t follow closely but as I recall, NCAA for a long time turned a blind eye toward criminal issues. They limited their involvement to academic issues and “amateurism” (player payment) issues. They set an “unprecedented” precedent when they piled on to Penn State during the molestation cases...

No… lots of speculation he is in talks with Bama or others though…

If this all goes as bad as it could for FSU…. Could you imagine? The build up and excitement of an undefeated season only to be left out of the playoff, lose your coach and end up with “unprecedented” penalties for violations? Yikes. :oops: Powers that be may want to keep them “stuck” in the...

That’s a romantic notion that I would also love to see but those who are pushing college football even further toward this abyss won’t pause for Saban. Instead, he’ll be a grouchy old coach too set in his ways to adapt to the progress college football is making. Hell… We’re already talking about...