The Lawrence Project: NCAA Investigation?

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Friday, July 23, 2010

The inaugural post should be a cartoon, no?

Posted by LAWRENCE PROJECT at 11:42 PM No comments:

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Labels: Hairball and Hobbes, Kansas, NCAA Investigation?

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LAWRENCE PROJECT: My name is Lawrence Project, and I want to spread this message: The ex-Director of Sports Medicine at Kansas University has spilled his guts about three former and current ineligible basketball players. And what has Kansas done about these allegations? NOTHING! Good gravy, people, this is like Sammy "the Bull" Gravano offering to rat out Mafia boss John Gotti, and the Feds responding with, "Well, uhh, sorry, Mr. The Bull, but we're kinda busy right now, what with all our field agents on vacation, and besides, bro, we need more evidence than a high-ranking member of the crime family can give, so maybe you could check back later?" It is past time for Kansas to have a real investigation into these allegations.

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