It's been two weeks since regents met RE NCAA practicegate investigation.

On February 3, Seth9 posted about a F**** story [print link] concerning the regents' "informal meeting" RE the NCAA investigation. His post contained the following:

The report also mentions that the university will probably release information on the matter in two weeks.

This is stated in the linked article as follows:

Although some have said the news could come any day, regents expect the university to announce the results of the NCAA investigation in a couple of weeks, another person familiar with the situation said.

Brian's post on the same subject links to an ESPN story. The ESPN story credits AP for most of the story, but singles out the F**** as follows:

The Detroit Free Press, citing a person it did not name, said the regents expect the university to announce the results of its probe in a couple weeks.

(Do I detect a note of caution here in dealing with claims made in the F****?) Starting with Seth9's text, the two-week timeline lodged in my head, but on second look, it appears this is solely based on another of the F****'s noteworthy anonymous sources. Question: Is anybody aware of any other independent mention of this two-week deadline, or should I disregard it as more of the F****'s attention-getting nonsense, in which case, we will just hear what we hear when we hear it?