Agreed. I'd guess that only 30-50 schools have participated in pay-to-play

Jan 4, 2018
11:57:23am

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schemes in the last 20 years or so, but I also have first-hand knowledge that it runs rampant among the upper echelon (Top 10-15 programs) of college basketball.

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POLL: Who is involved in paying players to come to play?

RyneK

1/4/18 11:46am

Are we talking out of the ~350 D1 schools?

BerkeleyCoug

1/4/18 11:53am

Yes

RyneK

1/4/18 11:53am

The blue bloods. UCLA, UofA, Duke, Kentucky and a handful of others

ALUF 1990

1/4/18 11:53am

I feel like you’re more likely to see corruption at the schools trying to keep

ataylor

1/4/18 11:57am

This extends to the shoe/apparel companies as well — not surprised that Adidas

ataylor

1/4/18 11:59am

There are a lot of D1 schools. I’d be shocked if more than a fourth of them are

ataylor

1/4/18 11:55am

Agreed. I'd guess that only 30-50 schools have participated in pay-to-play

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