
LSU fires Wade after NCAA discloses allegations
Will Wade has been fired as LSU men's basketball coach in a move that comes days after the school received a notice of allegations against the program from the NCAA.
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Ya lost me. Why is Notre Dame's AD smiling?Swarbrick has to be smiling right about now.
The NCAA alleges that Armstrong, with Wade's knowledge, provided impermissible recruiting inducements between February 2020 and June 2020 "in the form of cash payments, a job offer, lodging, impermissible academic assistance, a scholarship, and assistance securing visas" to a then-prospect and/or his family members to secure his commitment to LSU.
Three of the eight were football related, there will be some impact to the football team, hello Brian Kelly.Ya lost me. Why is Notre Dame's AD smiling?
Oh. I got ya. A lot of Notre Dame fans as well if more penalties are handed down on top of the ones they self imposed.Three of the eight were football related, there will be some impact to the football team, hello Brian Kelly.
Where is that proof?Concrete proof? Tennessee was handing out cash....
See the “?”Where is that proof?
Who is the dumbest isn't the right way to frame this whole story. I'm not sure you can say "who is the smartest" unless we're bringing in Wade's counsel.Not sure who was the dumbest in this case, LSU for allowing Wade to stay much looooonger than he should have or Wade for allowing LSU to renegotiate the contract and take his safety net away when he knew he was going to be found guilty.
This entire think should be the very definition of lack of institutional control in my book. You pay the guy and move on to protect your university. They did not so they should live with the consequences as should Wade.Who is the dumbest isn't the right way to frame this whole story. I'm not sure you can say "who is the smartest" unless we're bringing in Wade's counsel.
As badly as Alleva has screwed up some things in his career (see Duke LaCrosse) he may have been the smartest left standing when he "took his ball and went home" after being 'forced' to reinstate Wade. (Let's not forget he wanted to send Miles on his way when his story first broke around the Baton Rouge campus but was over-ruled.)
Wade had 'em. "Fire me and pay me my money" or get the hell out of my way and let me continue. They chose the latter and he continued.
You guys remember when Woodard was hired I contended "they're bringing in a guy from their GOB network to protect as much as they can." I can't say protect considering they allowed Wade to continue cheating but he (Woodard) certainly let everything continue on its same course.
Has there ever been a show cause issued on an Athletic Director? I can't recall seeing such.