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        The college sports system is so corrupt we should just let the players take the money.
            by Peter Golenbock
            Back in 1989 I wrote a book called Personal Fouls which told of the wiles of one of the most corrupt coaches in the history of college basketball. His name was Jim Valvano, and in conjunction with his buddy, North Carolina State Chancellor Bruce Poulton, the two set up a nefarious scheme that allowed Valvano to recruit any player he wanted, regardless of academic ability, keep him in the school regardless of his grades, and then toss him out into the world unschooled when he no longer had use for him.&hellip;
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