He wins a national title with 90% of the ncaa on probation. Ironically he might be one of the few not cheating. If he is cheating that will be a nut crusher that he is terrible.

Lebo is definitely paying for recruits....on UNC's behalf....

Or he failed to learn from the best while at UNC. You realize the Acadmic Scandal issues where there while Dean Smith was there. They did not want to go that far back. Give Larry Brown credit, he did learn well. Lebo is just a very bad coach. ECU desevers better in basketball and that is coming from an NCSU fan.

Lebo only has 6 more years.

Lebo to UofL.

#cleanprogram
#L1U6

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How much would it cost for ECU to just get ride of him

I WISH he had been caught cheating. Would have made it easier to get rid of him.

(09-28-2017 10:41 AM)msm96wolf Wrote:  You realize the Acadmic Scandal issues where there while Dean Smith was there.

Link?

Not disputing it, just honestly wondering. I've never heard that before.

It's going to come out that he paid that 1* recruit with an offer from Grambling who averaged 4 PPG in high school... he liked his potential, and didn't want the HBCU to snag him.

(09-28-2017 12:49 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  

(09-28-2017 10:41 AM)msm96wolf Wrote:  You realize the Acadmic Scandal issues where there while Dean Smith was there.

Link?

Not disputing it, just honestly wondering. I've never heard that before.

From the Wainstein report, pages 3-4:

Between 1993 and 2011, Crowder and Nyang’oro developed and ran a “shadow curriculum” within the AFAM Department that provided students with academically flawed instruction through the offering of “paper classes.” These were classes that involved no interaction with a faculty member, required no class attendance or course work other than a single paper, and resulted in consistently high grades that Crowder awarded without reading the papers or otherwise evaluating their true quality.

Student-athletes accounted for a disproportionately high percentage of enrollments in the AFAM paper classes. Of the identifiable enrollments in the lecture paper classes, 47.4% were student-athletes, even though student-athletes make up just over 4% of the Chapel Hill undergraduate student body. Of those student-athlete enrollments, 50.9% were football players, 12.2% were men’s basketball players, 6.1% were women’s basketball players, and 30.6% were Olympic and other sport athletes.

Listing of enrollees per sports program only goes back to 1999
Page 48:

Men’s Basketball: There were 226 enrollments of men’s basketball players in the paper classes between 1999 and 2009. We spoke with 12 men’s basketball players who had knowledge of or took the classes. As with the football players, it was common knowledge among their teammates that these classes required little work for high grades.

Dean Smith retired in 1997.

(09-28-2017 12:34 PM)NBPirate Wrote:  I WISH he had been caught cheating. Would have made it easier to get rid of him.

How pathetic would that have been, caught cheating with the record we have....

It was amazing how UNC always graduated those kids that just go 700 on the SAT. Because it was St. Dean, no one in sports wanted to ask, how are they doing this? Or ask him to show other schools how to do such an amazing job for this underprivileged kids. Again, UNC was able to promote the Carolina way for years. To be quite honsest, they really did get away with it. Don't like it, but I will give them credit for showing the playbook to stall the NCAA and keep a lie working for over 20 years.