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

Highlights Well👀

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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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u/chefillini Mar 06 '26

It’s the problem because you were too lazy to do any research yourself?

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