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Thanks, OGH. So, really, the sleazy Adidas defendants in this matter could not care less where the high profile recruit ends up, so long as it is at an Adidas school. If UM had stayed with Nike, then, at least as far as this scandal goes, we'd be sitting free and clear. Hindsight I guess really...

OK, I accept everything you said in this post. If all Coach L's "involvement" here is "knowing" about their scheme, if he does nothing with that knowledge, what does that mean? Certainly nothing criminal but ... you'd think somebody like the University President or the NCAA wouldn't be too happy...

This is what all the "victim schools" are saying. KU, Arizona, NC St, USC, Auburn, etc. "We were the victims." I'm not quite sure how that works but I'll take it at this point ... Anyone think if Coach L gets a call in the future from a shoe company rep or "agent," he might not take the call, or...

The media has nothing to do with our school's and Coach's name being in the FBI paperwork. And, no, I don't believe the FBI would be out to "frame" Miami. No one knows what was said in the phonecon between Coach L and the shoe company guys. I think his version would be they were just...

I don't think THEY are "picking" on Miami just coz it'll get clicks, or due to our rep. Just what do you think the phonecon to "Coach 3" (Larranaga) was all about? Exchanging small talk between friends? That thinking takes a big leap of faith.

If Coach L knew that Adidas was planning to funnel money to Augustine to get Little to sign with Miami, that is not a crime. But ... it's probably unethical, and reflects badly on UM and Coach to have knowledge of that plan and say nothing about it. IF that is what happened!

The player who allegedly was gonna get paid to come to UM was Nassir Little (who signed with UNC).