You should read my post again. Here is a story on how Snoop became the entertainment for the night:
How Kansas basketball landed Snoop Dogg for Late Night
Bill Self wanted Hootie and the Blowfish. The story also talks about how Adidas was involved in Snoops procurement based on contractual obligations and mutual sponsorship.
Also, what is not to believe about Self contractually being obligated to wear Adidas? Do you understand how sponsorships work? Did you expect him to wear Nike? Under Armor? Finally, have you never heard of an artist/performer getting live and just doing whatever the hell they want? I highly doubt KU sanctioned "Strippers and cash being poured on players, women, and recruits." That's just asinine and if they did then all should be fired. That money was also fake, had snoops face on it, not that it makes it any better.
If you look at the FBI thread I am basically in no way defending KU. I have only ever offered up ways that I see KU can avoid punishment and stated facts of the case as the FBI, prosecution, court and jury has delivered them. Your need to twist facts that you refuse to look up into a narrative that makes all KU fans look like they are willing to defend cheating at any cost and that KU wants to cheat as brazenly as possible is comical. Especially as someone else put it "a Sooner".
Having Snoop was absolutely idiotic. Not understanding the implications of having him is naive at best and grossly negligent at worst. But let's not act like Bill Self went to snoops house and said "You know what would be great? If you just came in and said "Fuck the NCAA, Bill Self and I pay whoever we want to pay, oh yeah.. if you could have some hoodrats get naked on the court that would be awesome too. Don't worry, if the NCAA says anything I'll tell them to fuck off on an open mic."
Don't be an idiot.