And They're off ... the FBI that is ...

[Do Dah Day]

The Department of Justice and FBI have demanded all “writing, emails, text messages, drawings, graphs, calendar entries, photographs, audio or visual recordings, images and other data or data compilations.” It also requests anything found on “any cellular phone or other telephone, pager, tablet, laptop computer, desktop computer, personal email, cloud storage, messaging or social media account used by employees, officers, principals or board members of Oklahoma State University.” It even wants handwritten notes.

.... "Oh, and BTW, New Illinois Head Coach Brad Underwood was the coach at Ok St. last year ... rut roh"

The records request goes all the way back to Jan. 1, 2014.

https://sports.yahoo.com/feds-turn-heat-recruiting-scandal-oklahoma-state-subpoena-183650183.html

 

[Roeder]

The Department of Justice and FBI have demanded all “writing, emails, text messages, drawings, graphs, calendar entries, photographs, audio or visual recordings, images and other data or data compilations.” It also requests anything found on “any cellular phone or other telephone, pager, tablet, laptop computer, desktop computer, personal email, cloud storage, messaging or social media account used by employees, officers, principals or board members of Oklahoma State University.” It even wants handwritten notes.

.... "Oh, and BTW, New Illinois Head Coach Brad Underwood was the coach at Ok St. last year ... rut roh"

The records request goes all the way back to Jan. 1, 2014.

https://sports.yahoo.com/feds-turn-heat-recruiting-scandal-oklahoma-state-subpoena-183650183.html

Dakich was saying a couple weeks ago all of the smoke apparently says Juwan Evans recruitment was dirty.

If you connect the dots, the FBI first arrested an OSU assistant and a sports agent that represents Evans. Now the FBI is hammering Oklahoma State for documents. Should be interesting to see how this plays out.

 

[JohnnyDoeBoiler]

Dakich was saying a couple weeks ago all of the smoke apparently says Juwan Evans recruitment was dirty.

If you connect the dots, the FBI first arrested an OSU assistant and a sports agent that represents Evans. Now the FBI is hammering Oklahoma State for documents. Should be interesting to see how this plays out.

These dots are going to start connecting pretty quickly. I wonder if all this stuff has any inkling about the football program there and Gundy is shaking in his cowboy boots a bit.

 

[TopSecretBoiler]

wish it was uk or o$u.

 

[New Pal Boiler]

I wonder if all this stuff has any inkling about the football program there and Gundy is shaking in his cowboy boots a bit.

Nah. He’s a man.

 

[02Boilermaker]

I don't know if Cal's program is breaking rules or not, but I'm glad our coach was able to address questions about the NCAA scandal like he did rather than needing to resort to tactics like this:

 

[TheBoris]

Uh, OK. Duh. Here are my hand-written notes. Duh. I didn't have the half-a-brain needed to throw them away. Duh.

 

[PU pit bull]

I don't know if Cal's program is breaking rules or not, but I'm glad our coach was able to address questions about the NCAA scandal like he did rather than needing to resort to tactics like this:

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Cal was stammering around like Porky....

and looked like Pinocchio while doing it..........

 

[BoilerGal74]

wish it was uk or o$u.

.....My first choice would be Michigan. Maybe the Feds could find Harbaugh a room he likes even less than our Visitors Locker Room....lol!

 

[Dakota Girl]

Nah. He’s a man.

Yeah...and he’s damn near Fifty by now.

 

[kevindub]

Don't forget this guy either.
A replacement for current Samford head coach Bennie Seltzer, Johnson immediately shifted recruiting momentum for the Hoosiers. He helped IU land guard Stanford Robinson, and he played a crucial role in signing Noah Vonleh and Troy Williams in 2013 as well.

In 2014, Indiana's most recent recruiting class, Johnson helped land Richmond, Va., guard Robert Johnson and was also key in recommitting Marion guard James Blackmon Jr., who opened his recruitment back up late in the summer.

Prior to taking an assistant coaching position at Towson, Johnson coached for touted Nike EYBL program Team Takeover in the Washington, D.C., area. Team Takeover produced former Hoosiers Victor Oladipo and Maurice Creek.

Johnson was also lauded by current players for his abilities as a mentor. He also earned praise for his gameplanning as well.

The Oxon Hill, Md., native had been a candidate for open positions at Louisville and Maryland, his alma mater. Johnson made about $200,000 at Indiana. While salary figures aren't yet available, The Star understands Louisville was willing to offer a significant pay raise.

 

[ahhculdee]

wish it was uk or o$u.

Duke, UNC, and Kansas too.