Not insinuating it is connected at all, but didn't Blom miss like a 48 yarder at the end of the 2022 Iowa-ISU game that would have tied it?
Update: Noah Shannon CLEARED TO PRACTICE. 26 UI student-athletes investigated for online gambling, incl in FB, Men’s BB, Baseball, T&F & Wrestling
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If they placed bets when they were 20.
Ill ask the question this way. If a 22 year old senior lineman places a sports bet how would the NCAA even know? Is the DCI allowed to voluntarily share information regarding people they have investigated who were not found breaking the law?
That is a bit strange...unless they were using someone else's credentials/phone/etc to place the bets under someone else's identity. If not, gambling is legal and only the NCAA or University should be investigating.
Line closed at 45.5. Total was 44. ISU’s kicker missed a FG attempt with 45 seconds left lol
Keeps them guessing right, so maybe don't do it.
Yeah I saw that, but it is certainly not a good look. There make movies about this sort of thing, you know, where the guy has a gambling problem, racks up a bunch of debt, then has the ability to throw a game to relieve his debts.
He WAGERED 45k, not made. Big difference but still a large number
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Yeah, that is real dumb by Blom…and he should be gone.
No room for that….you can’t bet on your own teams games. Period.
No room for that….you can’t bet on your own teams games. Period.
Bet there are a lot of athletes across the country going quickly on the down low now.
So is Tory Taylor now our backup Kicker? We only had two on the roster that I could see. Not that Stevens will get hurt, but you kinda have to have a backup just in case.
Oh there's definitely some shady af behind the scenes ducks being set in a row around the country, particularly in states where online gambling is legal.............
Or the Tarheels for that matter.......That went to the VERY core of the reason for the existence of the University, and yet it was brushed aside as if it meant nothing at all....
The majority of these bets happened in 2021 and 2022. Dekkers turned 21 last July. Investigations take time.
And it's still illegal by NCAA rules for athletes to bet on any sport they sponsor a championship in, let alone their own sport or their own team.
So let me get this straight, illegal recruiting doesn't effect the outcome of games? Supposedly getting the highest rated players to come to your school is the way to ensure future success, but your saying swaying the top players with enticements doesn't effect games?
Your asking a question that no one has an answer to at this point.
Most like Blom, used their mothers account to place the bets. He and his parents have already admitted this was the case when they were interviewed. Thats illegal, regardless of his age, but he was underage in 2021 I believe
I wish they would release this shit all at once instead of a daily cliffhanger.
2 laws are alleged to have been broken by iowa kicker Aaron Blom:
* underaged gambling (he was gambling at age 19)
* tampering with records
Of the 26 Iowa student athletes tied to gambling, these 7 have been named publicly so far:
Baseball:
Keaton Anthony
Jacob Henderson
Ben Tallman
Gehrig Christensen
Football:
Noah Shannon
Aaron Blom
Basketball:
Ahron Ulis
Baseball:
Keaton Anthony
Jacob Henderson
Ben Tallman
Gehrig Christensen
Football:
Noah Shannon
Aaron Blom
Basketball:
Ahron Ulis
So if Arland Bruce did partake in some form of this activity, he will suffer some punishment even though at K State now right? Sports betting online is legal in Kansas, so wonder if any on the K State team already did the same thing and are sweating a bit if this sweep spreads to other states.
You think the State of Iowa is gonna be used as part of the gambling training this fall for athletes at many other universities. Look what happens kids. FAFO!!!!
Arland is at Oklahoma State. He would face punishment from the NCAA because a student athlete simply cannot place bets on sports that the NCAA sponsors.
i wonder how many man hours has been used in this months long investigation.
do other states have the man power or the desire to do such an audit?
Its not illegal. Its against the NCAA rules. The DCI operates under the code of law, not some organizations made up rules that are not binding code of law. Noah shannon didnt break a law. The question is how the hell did the NCAA get his name. The DCI doesnt work for them tonenforce their rules. It sounds like misconduct on the DCI to release the name of someone who didnt break a law.
This is a complete misunderstanding of the entire situation.
It is nowhere near misconduct to release the name of someone under investigation.
The NCAA got his name because Iowa self-reported it after his name was flagged in a gambling database, as has been reported multiple times.
It's a rule that requires investigation to determine whether or not a law was broken.
Not sure why it's hard to understand that a collegiate athlete betting on sports is a massive conflict of interest.
My peeps are telling me that Shannon could very likely lose his collegiate eligibility because he bet on an Iowa team, not football though.
Two other players on the same side of the ball, specifically in the defensive backfield, will very likely serve multi game suspensions.
This sucks but every player attends multiple “don’t do that shit” meetings. Next man in.
Two other players on the same side of the ball, specifically in the defensive backfield, will very likely serve multi game suspensions.
This sucks but every player attends multiple “don’t do that shit” meetings. Next man in.
Scott Dochterman from the Athletic thinks the criminal phase is complete. Now we wait for the NCAA to act.
I'm sure your parents didn't know anything about your underage drinking???!!!!! And most coaches don't know about their ass. coaches illegal recruiting....
