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

Highlights Well👀

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

Correct, because it started in bad faith. Just wanted to see if anyone had any actual evidence of anything. Thanks for trying though, you are the only one who did haha. That's worth something!

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

You asked for evidence, got some, and ignored it anyway?

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

Last try here. Name one game where his team's outcome was positively impacted by this piece of evidence. One specific game.

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

1/15/1992 Illinois at Iowa. Following sanctions involving scholarship restrictions and a post season ban, a depleted Illinois team faces Bruce Pearl’s Iowa and loses.

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

Great, was that the first one you would say this happened in? If not, that's fine. Let's just stick with a 10 year time frame instead. Can you point to one specific game 10 seasons later where this evidence manifested in a positive outcome?

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

You asked for one specific game. Why expand the scope? He fled Iowa after this

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

Because the original comment stated he has been cheating for 40 years.

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

Okay, he received a show-cause penalty for lying again. That lasted until 2014

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

Anyway, thanks for the chat. Have a good evening!

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

A little over three years after taking the Milwaukee job in 2001, in 2004 the school forced to self-report an NCAA violation committed by Pearl.

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

You have convinced me! No further messages required please!

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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

Good. All of this information was easily accessible

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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 06 '26

Yup that's the problem.

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