Dude?
"Secret scrimmages" are secret for two reasons. Unlike an exhibition where you take on a cupcake in public (or play over your head when you're the cupcake), the scrimmage is a chance to check some things out against credible competition that doesn't know all your plays. And as a courtesy, it's kept mostly secret so 1) the coaches won't have to deal with the media "analyzing" it or 2) disseminate info to upcoming opponents.
I wasn't told exactly what all they did in Memphis --- I just got a quick report on how it went --- but these things are often played in segments with pauses for situations, etc. And I can tell ya, coaches (especially the "winner") sandbag about the "score" of these things, again as a courtesy. And in this day and age players are generally asked to keep the details on the down-low (in fact, I believe there were a couple of social media deletions yesterday --- again, courtesy).
Ultimately, it's just a scrimmage, and so it's no big deal either way in the scheme of things, but there is word out there --- and it matches what I was told --- that the actual competition was not quite as close as it's being made out, which frankly shouldn't be surprising, and sure as hell doesn't have anything to do with who is or is not a "professional". I try to provide some info from other sources (y'know since it's a Carolina basketball board and all) and here we go with this whole "premium" thing again. Sheesh.
You call out a mod and you expect a nice reaction to it? Come on. Pick your battles gary.