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You were being 'evil' yesterday by your definition
Posted on: February 4, 2022 at 18:02:35 CT
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You call Haith a serial cheat in that post, then support that accusation with a bunch of stuff that he had no involvement in.
"The list of violations at Missouri is lengthy and includes several Level I and II infractions, which the NCAA judges to be major. The most significant involves a donor paying three players for internships during which they did not work. Another donor also provided housing, iPads, transportation, meals and money for up to 11 players. In another major violation another donor provided reduced rates at a hotel and free rides on a boat. Missouri was also hit hard by the NCAA for not properly vetting the internship program."
Those are booster issues and compliance not doing their job. Doesn't have anything to do with the coaching staff. In a normal D1 program a head coach is assigned responsibility for his program, in a way you seem to feel that Kim should not.
For example you say: "KA had zero to do with the tutor scandal. No involvement."
https://twitter.com/Muslimgirl1973/status/1054503762688126976
I completed an entire online Intermediate Algebra course for Wes Clark in the Fall 2015. He would leave the uni the following semester. His coordinator, Krista Gray, couldn't possibly have thought that he was completing all of those assignments and exams in one night.
https://twitter.com/Muslimgirl1973/status/1054452552178327553
“No matter how many times I told him, how many examples I gave him, he couldn’t do it,” Kumar said. “It was just (expletive) adding. That was all he had to do was (expletive) add it up, and he couldn’t do it. It was me.”
His name is Russell Woods. I also "tutored" him for an online Intermediate Algebra course taught at CMU in the summer of 2016.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EN2pHDmWsAUzzvx.jpg
That happened when Kim was the head coach of MU, he is thus responsible as the head coach of the program. Just like when his program sent Jakeenan Gant to an improperly vetted internship, or arranged for Woods/Gant to live with a felony burglar who wasn't even enrolled at MU that used to play on Woods AAU team and they all got arrested because of it, and Clark flunked out because nobody was ensuring he was on top of his schoolwork, the APR crumbled because MU didn't submit any waivers for players that left under Kim, etc.
Kim was the coach, he was responsible. I agree he was in over his head, largely incompetent, and not on top of things. You don't seem to have any problem applying the same double standard the other direction to Haith, in fact most of the stuff you blame him for happened after he already left MU and was coaching at Tulsa.
Edited by FIJItiger at 18:09:53 on 02/04/22
You call Haith a serial cheat in that post, then support that accusation with a bunch of stuff that he had no involvement in.
"The list of violations at Missouri is lengthy and includes several Level I and II infractions, which the NCAA judges to be major. The most significant involves a donor paying three players for internships during which they did not work. Another donor also provided housing, iPads, transportation, meals and money for up to 11 players. In another major violation another donor provided reduced rates at a hotel and free rides on a boat. Missouri was also hit hard by the NCAA for not properly vetting the internship program."
Those are booster issues and compliance not doing their job. Doesn't have anything to do with the coaching staff. In a normal D1 program a head coach is assigned responsibility for his program, in a way you seem to feel that Kim should not.
For example you say: "KA had zero to do with the tutor scandal. No involvement."
https://twitter.com/Muslimgirl1973/status/1054503762688126976
I completed an entire online Intermediate Algebra course for Wes Clark in the Fall 2015. He would leave the uni the following semester. His coordinator, Krista Gray, couldn't possibly have thought that he was completing all of those assignments and exams in one night.
https://twitter.com/Muslimgirl1973/status/1054452552178327553
“No matter how many times I told him, how many examples I gave him, he couldn’t do it,” Kumar said. “It was just (expletive) adding. That was all he had to do was (expletive) add it up, and he couldn’t do it. It was me.”
His name is Russell Woods. I also "tutored" him for an online Intermediate Algebra course taught at CMU in the summer of 2016.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EN2pHDmWsAUzzvx.jpg
That happened when Kim was the head coach of MU, he is thus responsible as the head coach of the program. Just like when his program sent Jakeenan Gant to an improperly vetted internship, or arranged for Woods/Gant to live with a felony burglar who wasn't even enrolled at MU that used to play on Woods AAU team and they all got arrested because of it, and Clark flunked out because nobody was ensuring he was on top of his schoolwork, the APR crumbled because MU didn't submit any waivers for players that left under Kim, etc.
Kim was the coach, he was responsible. I agree he was in over his head, largely incompetent, and not on top of things. You don't seem to have any problem applying the same double standard the other direction to Haith, in fact most of the stuff you blame him for happened after he already left MU and was coaching at Tulsa.
Edited by FIJItiger at 18:09:53 on 02/04/22
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You were being 'evil' yesterday by your definition - FIJItiger MU - 2/4 18:02:35