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Lotta info on Miami and Larranaga in this article from today's (April 4) Washington Post...

That's the thing. The FBI doesn't really ever "clear" people. They either refer the case for prosecution, or they don't. So don't expect any positive statements from them. Meanwhile, the clouds remain overhead.

Chris Lykes was an elite recruit who could've signed with any number of programs with higher profile than UM. When you are All-Met (DC/NoVa/Md suburban) Player of the Year that's a given!

There was no mention of Augustine in today's Post article. At least, I don't think there was (it was long!). As Grossman says, though, even now the FBI won't show their cards as to what they have, or "think they have." That appears to be Grossman's "take" AFTER the Augustine news. Sounds like...

The line I thought was most important was from Stan Grossman: "They won't charge him, and they won't tell us what it is they have or think they have."

Today's Washington Post has a major article at the top of its Sports section. Title is " Should Federal Resources Be Used To Enforce NCAA Rules." Right below that are two pictures -- one of Rick Pitino and the other of Jim Larranaga. Basically, the two page expose rehashes what has already...