Ulis charged in betting probe?

[Huskertransplant]

The Iowa basketball transfer. Is the team in Spain?

 

[Sodakred]

Nice of him to bring his Iowa crap. What an idiot. Did he seriously think it wouldn’t come back and bite him? And yes, I realize he hasn’t been convicted of anything. But I’m sure Fred won’t wait for that to happen. He has already stained our program enough.

 

[cruelhalo]

What law did he break?

 

[MargotDeeper]

What law did he break?

Crossing state lines in the form of an asshole.

 

[litespeedhuskerfan]

What law did he break?

I think he placed about 500 wagers on sports...many of them as an underage person...and on his own team he was plating for. Fred should leave him over there.

 

[scarletred]

I think he placed about 500 wagers on sports...many of them as an underage person...and on his own team he was plating for. Fred should leave him over there.

Heard he isn’t with them anyway..

 

[Dean Pope]

What law did he break?

You've got to be 21 or older to place a sports bet in Iowa. But here's the deal... how many guys does anybody know who were convicted of placing an illegal sports bet? If you said zero, you are correct. As of a couple years ago, nobody in the U.S. had been charged and convicted of that. Could that change? Sure, I suppose.

The real thing for him to worry about is betting on his school's games, which he did. Allegedly I guess, but it's kinda obvious. The penalty for that is NCAA ineligibility. But alas, this is a new era so maybe he'll just get a couple games.

 

[litespeedhuskerfan]

You've got to be 21 or older to place a sports bet in Iowa. But here's the deal... how many guys does anybody know who were convicted of placing an illegal sports bet? If you said zero, you are correct. As of a couple years ago, nobody in the U.S. had been charged and convicted of that. Could that change? Sure, I suppose.

The real thing for him to worry about is betting on his school's games, which he did. Allegedly I guess, but it's kinda obvious. The penalty for that is NCAA ineligibility. But alas, this is a new era so maybe he'll just get a couple games.

Read the average bet was twenty freaking bucks...what a fvcking dumbass.

 

[mgbreis]

Whether he's convicted of a crime or not is completely irrelevant to whether he ever plays a game for Nebraska. Which he won't. Moving on.

 

[headcard]

What law did he break?

Rules, not laws. He won't go to jail for gambling, but if he bet on Iowa games, he could be banned from playing NCAA basketball.

 

[Huskertransplant]

Was Ulis going to be the starting point guard?

 

[HBK4life]

 

[Dean Pope]

Rules, not laws. He won't go to jail for gambling, but if he bet on Iowa games, he could be banned from playing NCAA basketball.

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Under $20 a bet. Way to downplay an athlete's wrong doing, Robin W. Once again.

 

[mwulf]

So he was betting under the account of his older brother? How can they tell

 

[cruelhalo]

For all of those responding to which law he broke, I honestly wasn't certain a law was broken with the exception of being under 21.

 

[huntered]

how did he do?

 

[Cedric]

Nice of him to bring his Iowa crap. What an idiot. Did he seriously think it wouldn’t come back and bite him? And yes, I realize he hasn’t been convicted of anything. But I’m sure Fred won’t wait for that to happen. He has already stained our program enough.

Tip of the iceberg. Might as well get used to it. Gambling was rampant on campus during my day 40-plus years ago. With it being legal now, and with college students being college students, this is going to happen continually.

 

[huskerfan66]

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Iowa turned him in after he transferred....maybe

 

[icnu525]

No, he was sort of shown the door

 

[MargotDeeper]

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"Fred Hoiberg says #Nebrasketball wasn't aware of Ahron Ulis' situation when he committed."

 

[king_kong_]

Kid sucks anyway

Pathetic stuff, Fred

Trev should’ve canned his ass 18 months ago. Total loser