He's chairman of a department at USC and I wanted to see if I could get him to do a continuing ed event. He wasn't interested in flying out to the east coast for a one day meeting, even if we were paying him $15k.
He could have recouped part of the $100k he paid to get his daughter into USC.
My question- This guy was a full professor at the school and worked there for 40 years. His daughter must have been severely underqualified for that alone not to get her into USC.
the first 30 or so is indeed just the tip of the iceberg.
Note: Multiple outlets reporting that exact figure.
$125,000 to get a 23 to 35.
“Check out my CD, ‘Cheese and Crackers'”
https://nypost.com/2019/03/13/son-defends-parents-caught-in-college-admissions-scandal-while-smoking-blunt/
he can't even roll a blunt properly
"If it floats, flies, or fucks, rent it."
I paid Board Ops for access to NDNation.
Figured I better get in front of the coming scandal....
The primary SAT test taker/fixer worked at the football factory, IMG. Now, I am aware this scandal does not involve athletes; but, it would be naive to think that dude was not scamming the SAT system for football players.
the NCAA has jurisdiction.
Lynn Swann’s second or third in command is looking at multiple felonies. Lack of Institutional Control? Surely the NCAA can find a nexus to scholarship sports and do something.
It started as a tennis academy.
factory now pulling kids from all over the country.
on academics. The one USC recruit was touted as a possible punter, and walk-on, not a scholarship player.
My guess is that Hometown is implying that if the IMG guy was helping non-athletes with shady ways to get into college that it wouldn't be strange for him to help football players get thier numbers they need to get into college.
sports and then someone leveraged that further.
Interesting the IMG owned by WME (Ari Emmanuel and Patrick Whitesell, cuckold of the Bezos mess) and then one of those implicated is McGlashan who is Chairman of CAA. This thing will get interesting.
When you pay 77k per year, your going to expect full service.
In terms of volume, it's still a soccer and tennis factory. Some of that is because the USMNT U16 and U17 we're housed there.
And I definitely know IMG. I’m not surprised this is intertwined at all. A “for profit” high school’s test prep guru is caught up in this scam. You paid for everything there. I’m only surprised it’s taken this long to uncover.
I understand IMG is not implicated currently. Yet I can assure you this would flourish in that corrupt culture.
Not my joke, I read it elsewhere
Once again, USC. The irony of this guy's public profile and his final comment is so delicious.
“I’m gonna make him a kicker/punter and they’re gonna walk him through with football, and I’ll get a picture and figure out how to Photoshop,” William Rick Singer, the college prep adviser at the heart of the scandal, allegedly told McGlashan in August 2018.
“He does have really strong legs,” McGlashan told Singer. “Maybe he’ll become a kicker. You never know.”
“Pretty funny,” McGlashan would later add. “The way the world works these days is unbelievable.”
who quit his HS team?
"[My son] is a natural..."
"...good solid player..."