I couldn’t pick the best quote for the headline here. You tell me which one you liked the best —
“To keep winning and to keep these athletes eligible, we had to do something, and so, we cheated.” – Mary Willingham
“First one that actually told us [about the paper classes] was our advisors…their job is necessarily to make sure that I am eligible to play.” – Deunta Williams
“It was just a scam. The whole thing. It was a joke. It was SO obvious because you just see AFAM, AFAM, AFAM….” – Mary Willingham
“It’s crunch time and they need an A or they need a B, they would have these paper classes.” – Deunta Williams
“These athletes were getting certified by compliance, constantly.” – Deunta Williams
“Everybody knew” – Mary Willingham
“I believe that the coaches knew that it was going on.” – Mary Willingham
“I think the coaches knew enough to understand what was going on. I think they knew about the system itself; and, if a guy was in trouble the immediate response was why not put him in a paper class.” – Deunta Williams
“We still haven’t admitted that it was a whole system of corruption. We still can’t admit that.” – Mary Willingham
“There was no attendance” – Mary Willingham
“‘Everyone else is doing it’ that was what I was told time and time again.” – Mary Willingham
“I’ve never spoken to an NCAA rep. Never.” – Mary Willingham
