This would be funny if it weren’t so inevitable.
In January 2019, in front of hundreds of college sports administrators and executives at the NCAA’s annual convention in Orlando, Mark Emmert made a prediction about the impact of sports betting on the college athletics world.
It will “threaten the integrity of college sports,” he told the crowd before him.
Less than three years later, sports betting has become the new frontier in college sports—a previously shunned category now being accepted in an industry that long leaned on archaic amateurism principles.
In the latest such evidence, the Fiesta Bowl is partnering with Caesars Entertainment, the Nevada-based gambling company, in what is believed to be the first sports betting and fantasy gaming alliance between a college football bowl game and a gambling property.
In today’s college athletics, the only thing with a better winning record than Nick Saban is money.
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If you ever doubt the number of people who value money more than their integrity, skip Congress, whorehouses and used car lots, and just take a look around college sports…
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Why impugn whorehouse by including them with that other rabble?
Congress is so seedy
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Whorehouses…plural
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Yeah, I resent that.
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Y’all seen the Superdome lately?
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I had completely forgotten about the South Park episode until I saw it the other night where they absolutely destroy the NCAA with their portrayal of Cartman running and profiting off of “crack baby basketball”. It’s messed up, but hilariously accurate as it concerns the ass clowns running our favorite sport..
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“In today’s college athletics, the only thing with a better winning record than Nick Saban is money.”
That is excellent. Well done.
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