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And you still cannot associate any Duke athletes with you accusations.

Keep on throwing it against the wall and maybe one day it will stick.

And BTW Hole fans, not everyone does it. 

- Posted by flairrick

Of course they do, dolt. And that is the very reason why the NCAA wants nothing to do with investigating these things....anywhere.

the can of worms is immense and best left unopened. else they will have to investigate every single large atheletic program in the country.

you forget that none of this (academic stuff) would even have seen the light of day if we had not reported it OURSELVES...you clueless hacks. 

- Posted by wmarti

Interesting, I thought the tweets by the athletes kind of expedited the process.

And so you are saying, UNCheat has been upfront and honest during this whole time.

Please tell me you are not saying that. 

- Posted by flairrick

don't think i said that...let me reread my post............

nope didn't say that....what i said is UNC self-reported the academic misconduct...that is all. 

Of course they do, dolt. And that is the very reason why the NCAA wants nothing to do with investigating these things....anywhere.

the can of worms is immense and best left unopened. else they will have to investigate every single large atheletic program in the country.

you forget that none of this (academic stuff) would even have seen the light of day if we had not reported it OURSELVES...you clueless hacks. 

- Posted by wmarti

Interesting, I thought the tweets by the athletes kind of expedited the process.

And so you are saying, UNCheat has been upfront and honest during this whole time.

Please tell me you are not saying that. 

- Posted by flairrick

don't think i said that...let me reread my post............

nope didn't say that....what i said is UNC self-reported the academic misconduct...that is all. 

- Posted by wmarti

I thought a tweet from one of the players got them caught? I'm I wrong here? 

So you don't think you are doing anything wrong as of now? Really? You know that for sure? You can tell me that the large number of athletes at Duke are ALL doing EVERYTHING right? No impermissable help, no plagarism, no pay for getting papers done (a big problem at Duke according to one study), no sharing of test information to other classes (One study found 67% in one class tried to get the right answers to a test before they took it).  

- Posted by Rameses Unchained

And you still cannot associate any Duke athletes with you accusations.

Keep on throwing it against the wall and maybe one day it will stick.

And BTW Hole fans, not everyone does it. 

- Posted by flairrick

On the Cocaine trafficing, sure. In the LAX scandal and the racist emails, thats history. Sure, it only happens at Harvard, why in the world would it ever happen at Duke!!! LMAO at the Ostrichtroll. Don't worry, put your head back in the sand, it will all be ok. 

- Posted by Rameses Unchained

When your school is caught cheating, one course of action is to claim everyone else is doing it. Or you can admit the mistakes, come clean and still have some dignity. We see which route UNC and some fans have taken. Sad. Just like Lance Armstrong, Pete Rose and others if they would have just come clean people would not think the worst. The problems at UNC probably aren't as bad as people think. But when you hide and lie people are going to think the worst. 

Again, I'm not anti-Duke, but I love smacking on holier than thou Dookies. You girlz are as dirty as all the rest of the streetwalkers so don't act like you are going to the NCAA alter as a virgin when we all know it goes down at EVERY university. 

- Posted by Rameses Unchained

Names? 

- Posted by MoDuke v2

So you don't think you are doing anything wrong as of now? Really? You know that for sure? You can tell me that the large number of athletes at Duke are ALL doing EVERYTHING right? No impermissable help, no plagarism, no pay for getting papers done (a big problem at Duke according to one study), no sharing of test information to other classes (One study found 67% in one class tried to get the right answers to a test before they took it).  

- Posted by Rameses Unchained

And you still cannot associate any Duke athletes with you accusations.

Keep on throwing it against the wall and maybe one day it will stick.

And BTW Hole fans, not everyone does it. 

"Gov. Pat McCrory is right. The undergraduate experience at UNC-Chapel Hill is largely a waste of time unless, of course, a student has graduate school plans. I graduated from UNC 10 years ago, and if it were not for the master's degree in statistics I received from N. C. State three years later, I would have no marketable skills today. Obviously there are elements of a liberal arts education that are useful and enriching; everyone needs to learn how to speak, write, and communicate ideas. However, some of the classes offered while I was a student ( History of Rock 'N Roll, Japanese Gardens) were absurdly pointless - which, of course, made them hugely popular. Why not teach "Intro To Fantasy Football"? Not only would it fit perfectly into a 21st century sociology curriculum, it would teach students strategic thinking as well. UNC graduates will always impress, simply because they're already impressive upon admission. But UNC owes its students more for its tuition than just a piece of paper."
Mark Kindem

(today's N & O)

History of Rock 'N Roll? Japanese Gardens? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 

"Gov. Pat McCrory is right. The undergraduate experience at UNC-Chapel Hill is largely a waste of time unless, of course, a student has graduate school plans. I graduated from UNC 10 years ago, and if it were not for the master's degree in statistics I received from N. C. State three years later, I would have no marketable skills today. Obviously there are elements of a liberal arts education that are useful and enriching; everyone needs to learn how to speak, write, and communicate ideas. However, some of the classes offered while I was a student ( History of Rock 'N Roll, Japanese Gardens) were absurdly pointless - which, of course, made them hugely popular. Why not teach "Intro To Fantasy Football"? Not only would it fit perfectly into a 21st century sociology curriculum, it would teach students strategic thinking as well. UNC graduates will always impress, simply because they're already impressive upon admission. But UNC owes its students more for its tuition than just a piece of paper."
Mark Kindem

(today's N & O)

History of Rock 'N Roll? Japanese Gardens? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 

- Posted by The Facts Are Here

Music 145 at Duke - Hip Hop / Rap Music Appreciation

And don't get me wrong - I have no problems with courses like that as electives. Just illuminating the hypocrisy. 

"Gov. Pat McCrory is right. The undergraduate experience at UNC-Chapel Hill is largely a waste of time unless, of course, a student has graduate school plans. I graduated from UNC 10 years ago, and if it were not for the master's degree in statistics I received from N. C. State three years later, I would have no marketable skills today. Obviously there are elements of a liberal arts education that are useful and enriching; everyone needs to learn how to speak, write, and communicate ideas. However, some of the classes offered while I was a student ( History of Rock 'N Roll, Japanese Gardens) were absurdly pointless - which, of course, made them hugely popular. Why not teach "Intro To Fantasy Football"? Not only would it fit perfectly into a 21st century sociology curriculum, it would teach students strategic thinking as well. UNC graduates will always impress, simply because they're already impressive upon admission. But UNC owes its students more for its tuition than just a piece of paper."
Mark Kindem

(today's N & O)

History of Rock 'N Roll? Japanese Gardens? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 

- Posted by The Facts Are Here

Music 145 at Duke - Hip Hop / Rap Music Appreciation

And don't get me wrong - I have no problems with courses like that as electives. Just illuminating the hypocrisy. 

- Posted by zanerx

and you know the music 145 class at duke is filled with athletes, doesn't have a syllabus, and is taught by someone with the same level of integrity as prof swahili? 

"Gov. Pat McCrory is right. The undergraduate experience at UNC-Chapel Hill is largely a waste of time unless, of course, a student has graduate school plans. I graduated from UNC 10 years ago, and if it were not for the master's degree in statistics I received from N. C. State three years later, I would have no marketable skills today. Obviously there are elements of a liberal arts education that are useful and enriching; everyone needs to learn how to speak, write, and communicate ideas. However, some of the classes offered while I was a student ( History of Rock 'N Roll, Japanese Gardens) were absurdly pointless - which, of course, made them hugely popular. Why not teach "Intro To Fantasy Football"? Not only would it fit perfectly into a 21st century sociology curriculum, it would teach students strategic thinking as well. UNC graduates will always impress, simply because they're already impressive upon admission. But UNC owes its students more for its tuition than just a piece of paper."
Mark Kindem

(today's N & O)

History of Rock 'N Roll? Japanese Gardens? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 

- Posted by The Facts Are Here

Music 145 at Duke - Hip Hop / Rap Music Appreciation

And don't get me wrong - I have no problems with courses like that as electives. Just illuminating the hypocrisy. 

- Posted by zanerx

and you know the music 145 class at duke is filled with athletes, doesn't have a syllabus, and is taught by someone with the same level of integrity as prof swahili? 

- Posted by 903 Rock Chalk Wiggins Hawk

Did I say that, oh angry one? Did the poster to whom I was responding? Don't think so. 

Music 145 at Duke - Hip Hop / Rap Music Appreciation

And don't get me wrong - I have no problems with courses like that as electives. Just illuminating the hypocrisy. 

- Posted by zanerx

and you know the music 145 class at duke is filled with athletes, doesn't have a syllabus, and is taught by someone with the same level of integrity as prof swahili? 

- Posted by 903 Rock Chalk Wiggins Hawk

Did I say that, oh angry one? Did the poster to whom I was responding? Don't think so. 

- Posted by zanerx

no you didn't. clearly, the music class at duke is not the same thing as the corruption that unc engaged in to keep athletes eligible. 

Of course they do, dolt. And that is the very reason why the NCAA wants nothing to do with investigating these things....anywhere.

the can of worms is immense and best left unopened. else they will have to investigate every single large atheletic program in the country.

you forget that none of this (academic stuff) would even have seen the light of day if we had not reported it OURSELVES...you clueless hacks. 

- Posted by wmarti

Interesting, I thought the tweets by the athletes kind of expedited the process.

And so you are saying, UNCheat has been upfront and honest during this whole time.

Please tell me you are not saying that. 

- Posted by flairrick

don't think i said that...let me reread my post............

nope didn't say that....what i said is UNC self-reported the academic misconduct...that is all. 

- Posted by wmarti

I thought a tweet from one of the players got them caught? I'm I wrong here?