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The Big Lead: The Roundup: Jon Gruden, Bobby Bowden’s Chatty Wife, and Chris Webber’s Restaurant
Alabama Basketball Blog: Remember Stan Heath? Looks like he's in trouble at USF
Kentucky Sports Radio: South Florida Basketball Reported for NCAA Violations
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Numerous NCAA Violations Surface at South Florida - NCAA Basketball FanHouse: http://tinyurl.com/ydst6kb 12/2/2009 |
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Bad news out of Tampa http://ncaabasketball.fanhouse.com/2009/11/18/numerous-ncaa-violations-surface-at-south-florida/ 11/20/2009 |
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USF's alleged violations could/should cost Stan Heath a job. http://bit.ly/4cpvKB . Great reporting, @brettmcmurphy http://bit.ly/CZJ06 11/19/2009 |
The Roundup: Jon Gruden, Bobby Bowden’s Chatty Wife, and Chris Webber’s Restaurant
The Big Lead —
... all-time discussion? Sure. (SI)
Jimmy Johnson is dominating NASCAR. Why doesn’t anyone care? (St. Pete Times)
If Iverson signs with the Knicks, the good news is that he’s close to AC! Guy loves to gamble. (NY Post)
Kobe Bryant loves the funniest show on TV, the Office. (Twitter)
Sounds like Chris Webber’s Sacramento eatery has gone under. (CSTB)
Violations for the South Florida basketball program? (Fanhouse)
Ron Artest’s brother knows recycling. (DC Sports ...
Remember Stan Heath? Looks like he's in trouble at USF
Alabama Basketball Blog —
... and Justin Leemow -- were the primary suspects in the April 2009 theft of nearly $8,000 worth of items stolen from former players Gaby Belardo and Jesus Verdejo, according to a Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office report. The father of one of the victims said he believes that Heath never contacted the police about the burglary to protect the current players. The items have not been recovered and no charges were filed. Read the rest here. Looks like someone's coaching career is about to end. Badly. I hope he saved ...
South Florida Basketball Reported for NCAA Violations
Kentucky Sports Radio —
heath Our ol’ buddy Stan Heath could be in trouble at USF . According to FanHouse, the Bulls have been reported for “numerous” NCAA violations. While that sounds quite ominous, here are the particular infractions summarized for your reading pleasure– -The Bulls’ A/V guy gave a player a ride home from the store -Same A/V guy allegedly drove same player (Gus Gilchrist) home from Tampa to Maryland and took him to a couple Magic games in Orlando -Prior to this season, coaches (including former UK Assistant and Matt Jones’ best friend Jeremy Cox) watched pickup games and ...
NUTS & BOLTS: DEREK JETER LIVES THE LIFE
BigLeagueScrew —
... Chris Simms take Broncos reps while Orton sits with torn ligaments. (ESPN)
Former wrestler Billy Graham trying to derail Linda McMahon’s (wife of Vince) CT senate run. Please. Just wake me when Hulk Hogan runs for President against Arnold. (TheBigLead)
Sidney Crosby carried the Olympic torch through Nova Scotia. He probably complained that the flame got too close to his hand. (NHL)
Numerous NCAA violations surface at South Florida. (FanHouse)
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Daily Links 11.19.09
friarblog.com —
Let’s try to get this feature going again.
Pitino’s accuser could be going to jail for awhile as she faces more charges. Stay classy Karen Sypher. [WLKY.com]
Numerous NCAA Violations Surface at USF…I guess that didn’t pay off, eh? [Fanhouse.com]
GREAT SUCCESS! Coach Keno’s recent blog entry after the first weekend of play. [CoachKenoDavis.com]
Remember that stupid student article about UCONN whining over PC’s celebrating ways? Here is The Cowl’s rebuttal. [TheCowl.com] ...
South Florida outed by former coaches and players; rules likely violated
College Hoops Journal —
... Last night, Fanhouse reported that a conditioning coach, a guy by the name of Terrelle Woody, has helped out players in some capacity or another. Some things involve frequent rides around campus (as silly as it sounds, that’s a no-no) and coaches watching over unsanctioned practices; an open gym session that involves more than four players playing hoop while coaches are in the gym. ...
BIG EAST NEWS & NOTES (11/19/2009)
NBE Basketball Report —
... before his very eyes? Former USF beat writer for the Tampa Tribune Brett McMurphy reports in a Fanhouse exclusive that Numerous NCAA Violations have Surfaced at South Florida under Heath’s watch. According to the report by McMurphy, most of the NCAA violations involve USF video and conditioning assistant Terrelle Woody, who was hired August 26th of 2008 to a non-coaching position by Heath as part of a package deal to guarantee the signing of highly touted Maryland transfer Augustus Gilchrist. Besides the alleged violations, three current USF players — Dominique Jones, ...
Morning Five: 11.20.09 Edition
Rush The Court —
... AOL Fanhouse reported yesterday that there is an ongoing pattern of NCAA rules violations at South Florida, according to various former assistant coaches and players of the program under Stan Heath. Many of the alleged violations involve strength and conditioning assistant Terrelle Woody, who was hired in part to ensure the recruitment of Gus Gilchrist to the program in 2008. The allegations include unauthorized “open gyms” during dead periods, a cover-up of a burglary involving current players, and the providing of excessive free ...
How serious are allegations at S. Florida?
Beyond the Arc —
... The lengthy report, written by former Tampa Tribune reporter Brett McMurphy, who covered the Bulls and the Big East for the paper, is fairly well documented and covers a litany of issues, including a basketball aide providing improper transportation to a current player and overseeing open-gym workouts. ...
Resounding meh
Bleed Scarlet —
... , but the conference team I can’t stand the most is USF. In terms of a rivalry, it’s going to be hard to top the last two games. If you had mid-November in the annual USF NCAA violations lottery, it’s time to collect your prize. There’s just such a stark contrast between the two athletic departments in all aspects that I can’t think of a better villain in-conference. I used to admire how far they had come in so little time, but now all I have is scorn. ...
Things we missed during the third week of November
Searching for Billy Edelin —
... According to AOL Fanhouse, who has pulled out their magnifying glass and become quite investigative, alleges that South Florida's basketball team has violated NCAA rules for providing transportation to an unnamed player, among other infractions. In other news, Duke forward ...
The Wiley Wesley Johnson Dean's List
Storming The Floor —
... Stan Heath has some issues, the kind that
could get his University of South Florida men's basketball program in
trouble with the NCAA. According to AOL Fanhouse, USF has violated
"numerous NCAA rules over the past months." This, according to a former
USF assistant coach, former USF players and "other school sources." So,
what are these egregious NCAA violations that have coach Heath in a
world of trouble? Apparently, a video and conditioning assistant
provided improper transportation to a current USF player and oversaw open-gym workouts. People these days, with their ...
the non-football weekend
From Old Virginia —
... Still, Mike Scott should have a monster game, and if they have Fields, we have Landesberg. This is a very, very winnable contest. If we want to play in any kind of a postseason tournament, this is a terrific opportunity to prove we're more than just a team that beats up on sub-majors and mid-majors. We're 3-1, which is a nice start (and the way things are going in South Florida, we might get that other one back eventually as far as the record books are concerned) and well on our way, I think, to doing what we need to do in order to get into the postseason in some ...
USF Hoops Under Investigation & Anthony Crater Suspended
Rush The Court —
... based on multiple accusations of impropriety that the same outlet reported two weeks ago. The allegations mostly derive from excessive transportation, tickets to NBA games and ‘open’ practices during dead periods held under strength coach Terrelle Woody’s purview. Woody came to USF as part of a package deal with the well-traveled and much-maligned Gus Gilchrist, whom we still ...
South Florida's Anthony Crater suspended as the NCAA begins their investigation in the program
Ballin' is a Habit —
There are going to be a lot of questions thrown at Stan Heath in the coming weeks as a result of the investigation into alleged violations at South Florida under his watch. More on the investigation in a second. The bigger issue may be the kind of players Heath has been bringing into the program. Let's start with Anthony Crater. Crater, a native of Flint, MI, has had issues since he enrolled at Ohio State last season. Just ten games into his freshman season, Crater left the Buckeyes in large part because he wasn't being used in the role he ...
South Florida’s situation continues to smell funny; the NCAA is now involved
College Hoops Journal —
... , someone told us that Bretty McMurphy’s story was somewhat petty in nature; McMurphy had apparently butted heads with the school’s administration for whatever reason, and it seemed the longtime journalist was chasing ghosts. I can’t speak how true that is. ...
South Florida a doormat? Not anymore
The Dagger —
... during the summer, another was arrested once
and suspended six games this season for a disciplinary issue and a third reportedly is at the center of
an NCAA investigation. ...
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