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Significant news involving the college basketball world could be coming in the next six weeks. No, it doesn’t involve an itinerary for the upcoming season. But it will most likely involve two power schools receiving allegations from the NCAA. Dick Vitale, ESPN analyst and long-time NCAA hoops insider, tweeted on Saturday afternoon that he believes allegations are coming for two schools but didn’t give specifics. In the same tweet, he claims his source is “usually on the money” and that COVID-19 has been the hold-up for these allegations.
After the Zion Williamson reports came out, it makes you wonder if Duke will be one of these two teams. There’s also the question of the NCAA finally cracking down on both Sean Miller (Arizona) and Will Wade (LSU). With great pride, there haven’t been any rumblings involving Kentucky. While nothing is certain until the allegations are completely revealed, it’s hard to believe Dicky V would come out on Twitter with such a bold claim. Expect something significant soon, more specifically over the next six weeks.
Tweet of the Day
Hard to express how much I don’t care about what money or benefits Zion Williamson may have received as an amateur
— Jonathan Jones (@jjones9) May 10, 2020
Interesting how the narrative most-likely changes if it were any other player or program.
Quickies
In-State Star Wide Receiver Dekel Crowdus Commits to Kentucky - Kentucky Sports Radio
Stoops strikes again!
Scouting Olivier Sarr - Cats Illustrated
How will the big man fit in with Kentucky’s system?
Film Room: Dekel Crowdus - Kentucky Sports Radio
Checking out HS footage on Crowdus.
Zion asked to admit parents received money, gifts from Duke, Nike and Adidas - ESPN
Uh-oh.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft auctioning Super Bowl LI ring for charity - USA Today
Best owner in the NFL.
Few positive coronavirus antibodies tests among MLB employees - ESPN
How will this affect the MLB’s proposal for a return to play?
Joe Tessitore, Booger McFarland out at ‘Monday Night Football’, per reports - USA Today
ESPN shaking up the MNF cast once again.
Michael Jordan, in ‘Last Dance,’ calls harsh reputation price of winning, leadership - ESPN
The GOAT speaks on his ways.