Anyone need a table? The tables from which colleges used to recruit ballplayers from under?&nbsp;

They no longer need tables. All that dirty stuff to create false fronts has been green-lighted by courts of law for nod-and-wink payola guys and bagmen to become high-minded overnight collegiate philanthropists.&nbsp;

Not sure where to verify this, but this past Saturday had to be both history making and record breaking.&nbsp;

During the first half of St. John’s-Arkansas on CBS, sideline reporter Evan Washburn spoke the most preposterous “fact” about the pathetic state of what is still misnamed “college sports.”&nbsp;

Not everyone will have a future in video games to fall back on.{ai:summary}<p>Colleges are increasingly relying on questionable practices to recruit athletes, as legal rulings have allowed for more leniency in financial dealings. This shift raises concerns about the integrity of college sports, as traditional recruitment methods are being overshadowed by pay-for-play schemes.</p><p>Recent commentary during a St. John’s-Arkansas game highlighted the troubling state of college athletics, suggesting that the system has devolved into a farce. The once-clear line between amateurism and professionalism is now blurred. #sports</p>

Ridiculous March Madness moment once again proves that college sports are a con

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