Guilty verdicts across the board make for a historic, landmark day in college sports -- and not for the better (10.24)
A monumental moment in college sports history came in downtown Manhattan. Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander explain all you need to know.
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Show Notes
A shock wave was sent through college basketball on Wednesday when Jim Gatto, Merl Code and Christian Dawkins were all found guilty on seven total counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Matt Norlander has been covering the trial from Manhattan, and he and Gary Parrish react to the verdicts and also lay out why this case was tipped in the government's favor from the get-go. Do those three men really deserve to be going to prison? Parrish and Norlander make arguments why this feels surreal and unnecessary. They also touch on what the NCAA now stands to do, and how coaches like Bill Self and programs like Kansas remain a high point of interest.
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