Calipari is a cheating sack of dung

[coolm]

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaab...g-switcheroo-free-throw-171239528--ncaab.html

 

[CoachTalk]

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaab...g-switcheroo-free-throw-171239528--ncaab.html

This has been done for years, non story, it happens more than you think! This was just a big rivalry game!

 

[coolm]

This has been done for years, non story, it happens more than you think! This was just a big rivalry game!

I know they TRY to do it all the time, but it is still cheating.

 

[MsProudSooner]

I know they TRY to do it all the time, but it is still cheating.

The real story is if the officials don't catch it. Even middle school officials catch it. There's no excuse for D1 officials to miss it.

 

[CoachTalk]

The real story is if the officials don't catch it. Even middle school officials catch it. There's no excuse for D1 officials to miss it.

I agree. I didn't see it live, but did the call it on the pass before Noel got it?

 

[mict085]

Calipari has always been a cheating pile of dung. This is nothing new. He cheats in every way possible.

 

[CoachTalk]

I know they TRY to do it all the time, but it is still cheating.

It's an automatic technical if they get caught. But I've never seen one given for it.

 

[Sawyer]

Update makes it sound like a non-issue.

 

[Sooner-Bred]

I agree. I didn't see it live, but did the call it on the pass before Noel got it?

Yesssss.

The foul was on the drive!

Poythress got bumped on the drive right as he passed it.

Noel thought he was the one who got fouled, and the OFFICIALS corrected it, and put the correct man, Poythress, on the line.

But then again, people want to see Cal as a cheater, so they make stories out of things that aren't stories.

The officials have already come out and explained what happened, and still people think it was an intentional move.

 

[CoachTalk]

Yesssss.

The foul was on the drive!

Poythress got bumped on the drive right as he passed it.

Noel thought he was the one who got fouled, and the OFFICIALS corrected it, and put the correct man, Poythress, on the line.

But then again, people want to see Cal as a cheater, so they make stories out of things that aren't stories.

The officials have already come out and explained what happened, and still people think it was an intentional move.

After I watched the replay I thought that as well. Dude can coach.

 

[badger]

Calipari has always been a cheating pile of dung. This is nothing new. He cheats in every way possible.

Calipari is like the snake that promises to not bite you if you rescue it from the freezing cold.

When Kentucky later has to remove its 2012 championship banner and is on a postseason ban, we can all say "Silly Kentucky, you knew he was a snake before you brought him in!"

 

[CoachTalk]

Calipari is like the snake that promises to not bite you if you rescue it from the freezing cold.

When Kentucky later has to remove its 2012 championship banner and is on a postseason ban, we can all say "Silly Kentucky, you knew he was a snake before you brought him in!"

Lol

 

[Sooner-Bred]

Calipari is like the snake that promises to not bite you if you rescue it from the freezing cold.

When Kentucky later has to remove its 2012 championship banner and is on a postseason ban, we can all say "Silly Kentucky, you knew he was a snake before you brought him in!"

Why would he need to cheat at Kentucky?

As if Kentucky doesn't have the best of everything already?

And you're dreaming if you think the NCAA doesn't already have it out for Cal.

If there was something to be found at Kentucky, they would have found it by now I'm sure.

But there isn't.

 

[KCRuf/Nek]

Water is wet. Sky is blue. I would have never supported Ou again had they hired someone like this. I don't care how many titles you can win me. Some things are more important.