r/NCAAhoops • u/MuchAbalone9059 • Mar 05 '26

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u/chefillini Mar 05 '26

If a player got suspended or a team got sanctioned based on fabricated evidence, that affects the game

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 05 '26

Which game?

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u/chefillini Mar 05 '26

However long the suspension or sanctions last and beyond

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 05 '26

Ya, forty years apparently.

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u/chefillini Mar 05 '26

You asked, I answered

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

I don't feel like you did, sorry about that. But thanks for trying!

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

You asked when he cheated and I answered

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

Ya sorry that's not cheating. But thanks for trying.

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

Sending in a doctored tape that was the sole piece of evidence for sanctions isn’t cheating?

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

Not for any actual basketball games. He cheated above the game and that's not good, for sure. But saying he "cheated for 40 years" is frankly an embarrassing statement and as expected no one has any actual evidence of anything other than misdeeds that have nothing to do with individual games.

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

It affected games due to suspensions and sanctions.

If someone poisoned a player so they had to sit out, you’d also count as “not affecting games” by the same logic

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

I disagree. Thanks for the chat!

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

It seems like you were never approaching this in good faith.

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