NCAA coming down on Missouri Mens B-Ball coach Frank Haith

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This will be interesting. That Miami thing is bigger than I thought it was.

[SubGod22]

We knew this was coming at some point. One reason I was surprised that Mizzou even hired the guy.

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I was surprised Missouri would hire him also. And I was really surprised Jim Leranega(sp) would take the Miami job.

[LuskingforGuttin]

We knew this was coming at some point. One reason I was surprised that Mizzou even hired the guy.

The Yahoosports expose on Miami football and a basketball was a complete shock to the Missouri administration. It happened in August about 5 months after he was hired. There was a not a peep about any improprieties prior to that point. I'd feel bad if it was any other school but not our instate archrivals.

[SubGod22]

The Yahoosports expose on Miami football and a basketball was a complete shock to the Missouri administration. It happened in August about 5 months after he was hired. There was a not a peep about any improprieties prior to that point. I'd feel bad if it was any other school but not our instate archrivals.

That's just completely false. There was talk about issues before Haith ever left Miami I believe. If not, shortly afterwards as I remember discussion of it when he was being rumored as an MU coaching candidate. Maybe the news of such thing travels slower to Missouri than the rest of the nation.

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That's just completely false. There was talk about issues before Haith ever left Miami I believe. If not, shortly afterwards as I remember discussion of it when he was being rumored as an MU coaching candidate. Maybe the news of such thing travels slower to Missouri than the rest of the nation.

Don't they still use the Shetland Pony Express and carrier pigeons when ever their smoke signals don't work?

[WuDrWu]

The Yahoosports expose on Miami football and a basketball was a complete shock to the Missouri administration. It happened in August about 5 months after he was hired. There was a not a peep about any improprieties prior to that point. I'd feel bad if it was any other school but not our instate archrivals.

You must stop now. Do you just make it up as you go along? The level of delusion in which you operate suggests that you run, don't walk, to obtain massive amounts of psychological care.

[SHOXAAC]

You must stop now. Do you just make it up as you go along? The level of delusion in which you operate suggests that you run, don't walk, to obtain massive amounts of psychological care.

The community mental health centers of Mizzery must be at capacity not to have LFG in its shackles.

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How could Mizzou not have known about this problem? I like how his lawyers have said to not rush to judgement yet. Of course they will say that. The U had one of the most corrupt athletic departments in the past decade. And they got caught! Anyone associated to one of their major programs will go done with the ship on this.

[LuskingforGuttin]

That's just completely false. There was talk about issues before Haith ever left Miami I believe. If not, shortly afterwards as I remember discussion of it when he was being rumored as an MU coaching candidate. Maybe the news of such thing travels slower to Missouri than the rest of the nation.

You are definitely misremembering this one my friend. Remember this guy had an awful record at Miami. The only selling point was that he was a much more personable guy than Mike Anderson and that he could get Rick Pitino's top recruiter at Louisville. They'd have passed in a hearbeat if they would have known about his issues. Remember that Miami had just hired a new football coach in the winter too. Golden never would have taken the job if the allegations were known. That is why everyone was shocked in August when yahoosports ran their story.

Plus the Missouri AD and chancellor mentioned multiple times in August when the allegations came to light that they had vetted him with the NCAA which is a standard operating procedure apparently. The NCAA gave Haith a clean bill of health in the Spring, then the Nevin Shapiro issues came to light in the late summer. Sucks to be Miami and Missouri. But then again it always has.

[ShockTalk]

You are definitely misremembering this one my friend. Remember this guy had an awful record at Miami. The only selling point was that he was a much more personable guy than Mike Anderson and that he could get Rick Pitino's top recruiter at Louisville. They'd have passed in a hearbeat if they would have known about his issues. Remember that Miami had just hired a new football coach in the winter too. Golden never would have taken the job if the allegations were known. That is why everyone was shocked in August when yahoosports ran their story.

Plus the Missouri AD and chancellor mentioned multiple times in August when the allegations came to light that they had vetted him with the NCAA which is a standard operating procedure apparently. The NCAA gave Haith a clean bill of health in the Spring, then the Nevin Shapiro issues came to light in the late summer. Sucks to be Miami and Missouri. But then again it always has.

I believe you may be right........on this one.

[SubGod22]

So the Mizzou AD was incompetent? So be it. I remember talking about the hire when it happened with MU fans who weren't worried about anything. I'm glad it's going to come back and bite them all in the ass.

[LuskingforGuttin]

I believe you may be right........on this one.

Broken clock is right twice a day, you know. Yep.

I am constantly surrounded by Missouri fans so I have intimate knowledge of all their matters unfortunately.

Their AD is inept. But not for this hire. Heck in 1999 they interviewed Quin Snyder and Bill Self the same day. And they passed on a legend and hired the Dukie. That was stellar.

[jocoshock]

Hold the phones...

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The NCAA has some explaining to do after making egregious errors while investigating the Miami scandal. http://cbsprt.co/NCAAError

The NCAA is putting the breaks on the Miami investigation process until another investigation is completed: a review of misconduct inside the NCAA enforcement program.