[duncan_idaho]

This whole thing is a weird, twisted mess.

If Haith is truly given a show cause, he's unemployable.

But it's hard for me to imagine the NCAA going ahead as planned/detailed in Goodman's report, due to the internal problems with the investigation. And it was incredibly unclear in that report if the supposed money train with Haith/assistants/Shapiro is substantiated in any way other than hearsay from a convicted felon's mother.

If it is, well, the unethical conduct makes sense, likely sticks, and Haith is probably unemployed for a long time.

I have a gut feeling the NCAA ends up slapping Haith on the wrist for the flight stuff (which happens EVERYWHERE and is not considered a big deal) and the rest of the purported coming charges disappear. Of course, even then... it's not good to have the NCAA's attention on you, especially in college basketball. He'll have to be incredibly cautious for years as a result.