Miami Herald
The University of Miami is back in the headlines in every way it doesn't want with former players making claims, athletic leaders playing defense and the school's image chained to cheats again and dragged around the country.
In a story that raises as many questions as it answered, Yahoo! Sports alleges Miami committed major NCAA infractions primarily through the salacious spending and South Beach sins of former booster and convicted Ponzi schemer Nevin Shapiro.
To simplify the story, imagine Shapiro playing the Jose Canseco role of the jilted lover with all sorts of baggage who could be dropping the full truth on everyone. And to condense the story to Shapiro's most concrete claims:
Now that the University of Miami has become the latest victim of the ever-vigilant eyes of Yahoo Sports' Higher Learning Takedown Team, it's time to ask: what does it all mean? Well, for Da U, it means a horribly tarnished... more »
Forget the NCAA’s bluster about reform. Less than a week after college sports’ governing body held a retreat in Indianapolis for university presidents, conference commissioners and athletic administrators to pat one... more »
Here’s what Al Golden had to say before Wednesday morning’s practice. No other coaches or players were made available to reporters: What is the eligibility situation with the 12 players mentioned in the Yahoo! Sports... more »
Tempting as it is, don’t start here with the messenger, OK? Yes, any decent defense attorney’s instinct and stock in trade is to question the accuser’s credibility, but if that is where you’re going... more »
Email
Print
Share