US Attorney did not name Louisville, but it's Louisville
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The US Attorney's press conference is now over and there was not one mention of the University of Louisville or Adidas. So does that mean the Birds are out of the water?
Of course not. The birds are drowning in these corrupt waters.
When asked to to name the sportswear company and schools involved, US Attorney Joon Kim said, "We haven't named the company or any particular school in the charging document. That being said, the internet is an amazing thing. You search these folks and you know where they work."
And if you search these folks, it's pretty clear Louisville and Adidas are among the guilty parties.
One more important thing to note from Joon's press conference: There is a lot more to come from around college basketball. "It's better to call us, then us calling you," he warned other coaches who may have participated in similar activities.
@Smitty4UK[/caption]
The US Attorney's press conference is now over and there was not one mention of the University of Louisville or Adidas. So does that mean the Birds are out of the water?
Of course not. The birds are drowning in these corrupt waters.
When asked to to name the sportswear company and schools involved, US Attorney Joon Kim said, "We haven't named the company or any particular school in the charging document. That being said, the internet is an amazing thing. You search these folks and you know where they work."
And if you search these folks, it's pretty clear Louisville and Adidas are among the guilty parties.
One more important thing to note from Joon's press conference: There is a lot more to come from around college basketball. "It's better to call us, then us calling you," he warned other coaches who may have participated in similar activities.
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