Perhaps they have a point

Critics have attacked the recruiting practices of Binghamton University basketball coach Kevin Broadus, saying that since his 2007 hiring he has lowered school standards.

While Broadus has given the Wildcats a winning team, his point guard, Emanuel ‘Tiki’ Mayben, now has given Broadus’ detractors the evidence they need to make the coach’s life miserable.

New York cops have charged Mayben, who last season set a single-season assists record for Binghamtom, with possessing and selling cocaine.

"I did all I could," Broadus said, according to The New York Times. "I tried to help the kid."

Some kids, coach Broadus, don’t want to be “helped."