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Through the entire process it was known that they had received money. They however felt that the money they had received was not more than what the NCAA declares acceptable. They stated that they had not received the excessive benefits in the form of the reports that had been leaked. You stated that if any money had been received it was against the rules and if he knew he had accepted money he was knowingly putting UK in danger. Oh sorry to tell you, but this is not the rule. Some monetary compensation is allowed for foreign players, however it can't be deemed "excessive" by the NCAA. So how did Kanter know exactly if the NCAA was going to rule the money he took as excessive? Give me a break dude. Your posts do not contain the intellectual depth or integrity of that I would expect from you.

No, no, no, lets state the facts. At the very beginning of the inquiry, that resulted from the Turkish team blowing the whistle, the family of Enes said they took NOTHING! This is not whether he did or didn't, this is about what the integrity of the family did by saying they did not take anything. Then, after too much proof was available, they had to admit they took money. So, if the Turkish whistle-blower never said anything, do you think the family was ever going to ask UK if what they did was OK or not? If the answer would be no, then the family cared not what they did to the UK program. If you think they did, then why did UK not self report?