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Schelster lamented the lack of stringent leadership from league commissioners like Adam Silver, accusing them of being “soft” and overly dependent on gambling sponsorships. He argued that this corporate relationship hampers genuine investigation and accountability, leaving the sport vulnerable.
He called for a cultural shift where integrity takes precedence over commercial gains, emphasizing that athletes, coaches, and league officials must be held accountable when scandals like these emerge. Schelster’s message is clear: only through robust oversight, transparency, and community engagement can the sport restore its credibility.