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Originally posted by Cdizzle View PostSo many things wrong with this.
It borders on paying for players.
Shameless jab alert: I mean, we're talking McDermotts' gaming the system by walking on-while dad gets paid by the college and pays Little D's way-level of stuff here.
On the other hand, I'm listening...and I forgive easy. Come to WSU and he's my best friend. Go to a blue blood and I hate him :)
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View PostThis situation has Larry Brown written all over it. He'll give his left testicle to make this happen.
Oh, and then we'll beat that team with a bunch of 3 stars or unranked guys who are classy, smart, reliable, coachable, hungry and ANGRY
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If everyone knows the guy is only there because of his kids, what does that do to moral among the staff and the players?
Maybe he's a good guy and can scout and teach well. We shall see."Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should accomplish with your ability."
-John Wooden
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Another way to look at is that he is competing with experienced college assistants that have inroads with various juco and high school players. If he wants to compete for these jobs, he realizes he has to have some players in his back pocket. What better than his own kids?
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1) Larry Brown should hire this cat on a $1M/year 5 year guaranteed contract.
2) Dude should tell his kids they can attend any college they want to and ship them off to Kentucky.
MUHAHAHAHAH
I mean there's no way he can contractually guarantee that his kids will follow him -- that'd be all sorts of illegal. There's some risk with this type of deal, but it's probably low.Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!
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It's hard to believe it would not be an NCAA violation to hire the dad after he has made the very public announcement; WHICHEVER UNIVERSITY GIVES ME A JOB, MY 3 - FIVE STAR BASKETBALL PLAYING SONS WILL COME PLAY FOR YOUR BASKETBALL PROGRAM. After all, haven't programs been placed on probation in the past for setting-up parents with sweet deals as a reward for getting their star basketball playing son to sign with said program. If I was a head coach, I'd stay as far away from that dad, and his deal, as I possibly could."Hank Iba decided he wouldn't play my team anymore. He told me that if he tried to get his team ready to play me, it would upset his team the rest of the season." Gene Johnson, WU Basketball coach, 1928-1933.
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