Paul Dee "should have known"
Sometimes the stories just write themselves.
We all heard that the University of Miami might have a compliance problem.
What may draw your ire or amusement, depending on your mood, are the current words of the infamous Paul Dee...
"We didn’t have any suspicion that he was doing anything like this," Dee told the Post. "He didn’t do anything to cause concern. …
"We treated him very fairly as we do all donors. He would come by, ask to go out to practice and we would send one of our staffers to accompany him. In terms of kids getting close to him or him getting close to the kids, I have no knowledge of that and my staff had no knowledge of that."
Uh, huh...sure you didn't.
I guess there was no chance of anything happening AWAY from campus right Paul?
You know like nothing happened with the alleged agents prowling the sidelines at USC's practices or in the locker room after games.
This is worse because they escorted Shapiro around.
One could say that it was going on right under Miami's nose...THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN!
Of course this means nothing. The NCAA won't change anything. It's a blip on their screen. They think it is OK for the former AD of the program who was at the center of largest Pell-Grant fraud scheme ever to sit in judgment of another school on the COI.
Right...that's not a corrupt organization.
Gotta love it.
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Its the classic magicians trick
distraction. Focus on USC so no one looks too closely at da U
VACATE THE COI'S RECORD!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Just to be clear, I’m not laughing at Miami or their fans. I truly feel for them – as we all know, this kind of thing sucks. But this couldn’t have happened to a better person than Paul Dee. I can’t wait to hear his statement about today’s news. I’m curious to see if the “Should have known” rule applies to Miami in this situation or if it’s a USC-specific rule yet again. I really, really hope Dee tries to attack Shapiro’s credibility after that bastard never once questioned Lloyd Lake’s credibility.
Just waiting until September
by Shackleford on Aug 16, 2011 6:53 PM PDT reply actions 3 recs
That’s a rec!
“I really, really hope Dee tries to attack Shapiro’s credibility after that bastard never once questioned Lloyd Lake’s credibility.”
"The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything." - Joseph Stalin
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by M. AGRIPPA on Aug 16, 2011 7:02 PM PDT up reply actions 1 recs
They knew exactly what Shapiro was all about
But Shapiro says therein lies the twist. He believes the University of Miami didn’t want to know what he was doing – that the school looked the other way because it was desperate to retain a booster who had donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to the program. Indeed, by the time his investment business began to fail and the federal authorities were closing in, Shapiro had committed to a $250,000 pledge that led to an athlete lounge on the Miami campus being named in his honor.
from Yahoo! Sports
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