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<blockquote data-quote="RonJohn" data-source="post: 600413" data-attributes="member: 2426"><p>What part of it?</p><p></p><p>I am not saying that Pastner is an innocent bystander. However, this article has a lot of supposition and not much substance. The accusations are along the lines of: Pastner said that he wouldn't let Bell into the locker room, but there are pictures of Bell in the locker room: Bell being in the locker room doesn't mean that Pastner set that up or knew about it. Another is: Pastner said he only sent one package to Bell with GT shirts, but there is a video of Bell opening a signed basketball from Memphis: A ball from Memphis would have been a few years ago. Someone else could have sent it. I could be a forgery that Bell put together to make himself look important.</p><p></p><p>The only thing in the article that actually is an accusation that sticks is that Pastner didn't report Bell's contact with Crawford. Pastner has messages with Bell in which he specifically told Bell not to discuss recruitment until Crawford finished the season and discussed transferring with his current(at the time) coach. However, since Pastner knew that Bell had talked to him it should have been reported.</p><p></p><p>There is plenty of smoke, but this article reads more like a hit piece and tries to turn the smoke into actual flames.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RonJohn, post: 600413, member: 2426"] What part of it? I am not saying that Pastner is an innocent bystander. However, this article has a lot of supposition and not much substance. The accusations are along the lines of: Pastner said that he wouldn't let Bell into the locker room, but there are pictures of Bell in the locker room: Bell being in the locker room doesn't mean that Pastner set that up or knew about it. Another is: Pastner said he only sent one package to Bell with GT shirts, but there is a video of Bell opening a signed basketball from Memphis: A ball from Memphis would have been a few years ago. Someone else could have sent it. I could be a forgery that Bell put together to make himself look important. The only thing in the article that actually is an accusation that sticks is that Pastner didn't report Bell's contact with Crawford. Pastner has messages with Bell in which he specifically told Bell not to discuss recruitment until Crawford finished the season and discussed transferring with his current(at the time) coach. However, since Pastner knew that Bell had talked to him it should have been reported. There is plenty of smoke, but this article reads more like a hit piece and tries to turn the smoke into actual flames. [/QUOTE]
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