Steat
You know I love you buddy. But how many kids that come to UK has any affiliation to WWW? I'm serious. I don't know. I would like to know though.
I also know there was a thread started here where Roy and WWW were in a picture and both had their arms around a player that Roy was recruiting.
Most here was ecstatic that Roy was making a bond with WWW. And you know that's true.
So, is it fair to say that some here would want WWW to help bring players to UNC? And if WWW did, would that mean UNC was doing something wrong?
I'm not being smart at all Steat. I hope you know me better than that.
But I would like to see what players involved with WWW has been recruited by both UNC and UK.
If you can help me it would be appreciated.
JC, here is a copy of the post I made on the Premium board this morning. I have one AAU coach connection and it is good one. I have never told him I was a Tar Heel fan. WWW feeds players to Kentucky. I can't prove it but the AAU coach I know says all the coaches for the major schools know it. Kentucky will never get in trouble for it because they are not doing anything against NCAA rules. Here you go:
"WWW strategy is NEVER to put anything in writing. It is all done by "winks and handshakes". The man makes his money in cash payments. I would love to see WWW's tax return. The AAU guy I know is not very fond of WWW. He said WWW does not talk to parents or the handlers. Nike makes millions by inking shoe deals with star NBA players and they are competing with Adidas and Under Armour.
Picture this scenario:
WWW through his people make it known to Nike that he can guarantee that superstar high school player X will sign a shoe deal with them if the deal is worth at least $5M per year when the player gets drafted into the NBA. Somewhere along the way WWW (through his people) guarantees the handler that if he can get player X to commit to Kentucky he will receive at minimum a $5M Nike contract after the NBA draft. The handler will serve as the agent for the player's first Nike contract and get paid that way, upwards to 10% of the player's NIKE contract. Brian Clifton was the handler for John Wall' and was the agent for his first NIKE contract . The AAU guy told me that there are several other shady scenarios but the key is that WWW is never directly involved with the handler or Nike. There are layers of people and WWW NEVER puts anything in writing."
You see JC, Calipari knows about this but he his not directly involved. John Wall's case is a classic example and one of the many similar cases. Neither Calipari or Kentucky does anything wrong but they benefit as a result of WWW placing kids at Kentucky. WWW is like a minister at a church. He does not have to make a big salary because he gets everything free. You think he pays for those courtside and box seats at NBA games? Nope, he pays for nothing. He gets free tickets from many sources and when you add it up it comes up to thousands of dollars.
Another thing. WWW only stocks a few teams because it is to his advantage that the teams are contenders every year and the players get a lot of exposure. Thus, bigger shoe deals! Making more sense to you now JC....lol
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