Looks like the NCAA won't punish UNC for their scandal.
http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer/statuses/241559970624196608
RT @awfulannouncing: You know where else there wasn't NCAA rules broken? Penn State. Glad the NCAA is such a beacon of consistency.
Looks like the NCAA won't punish UNC for their scandal.
http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer/statuses/241559970624196608
RT @awfulannouncing: You know where else there wasn't NCAA rules broken? Penn State. Glad the NCAA is such a beacon of consistency.
You're being overly kind to those incompetent clowns.
The "newer, tougher NCAA" should give the death penalty: to itself. It's time to disband the NCAA and start over. If any other business was as inept and incompetent as the NCAA, it would never survive its first year.
They need a stripped-down replacement model that is simple, consistent, and actually supports the interests it claims to support.
Florida State must be furious. FSU had a somewhat similar problem, but to nowhere near the scope or duration.
What exactly do investigators at the NCAA do besides stick their heads up their collective rear ends?
The NCAA can go fuck itself, except it would probably screw that up too
If you're doing nothing, how do you know when you're finished?
How is this possible? I have no idea anymore what is or isn't a violation.
This is ridiculous!
Chaos is found in greatest abundance wherever order is being sought. It always defeats order because it is better organized.
Seriously... this is like... Yeah. My feelings were already captured in this thread.

This isn't even hard. The NCAA punishment division need to be one guy. He has a list of things with a corresponding punishment next to each one.
Minor Recruiting Violations (Single) - Warning
Minor Recruiting Violations (Multiple) - One lost scholarship, one year
Major Recruiting Violations (Single) - one lost scholarship, one year, per violation, probation, post-season ban, one year
Major Recruiting Violations (W/ on probabtion) - Three lost scholarships, three years, per violation, post-season ban, three or more years
Academic Fraud (single/minor) - player ineligibility, forfieted wins, post-season ban (one year), probation
Academic Fraud (multiple/major) - as above, three year post season ban, 5 lost scholarships, three years, per occurance
Academci Fraud (while on probation) - DEATH
Player Criminal Conduct w/ staff/university knowledge - Player Ineligibility, 5 scholarships lost, two years, post-season ban
Staff Criminal Conduct w/ university knowledge - Show Cause, Post-Season ban, at least three years
Pay-for-play/Financial Violations (first) -Player ingeligibility, two years, Lost scholarships, five, two years, forfieted wins, probation
Pay for play/Financial Violations (multiple/on probation) - DEATH
And then they can be mixed, for instance, a single pay-for-play with coach knowledge leads to the pay for play penalties plus a show cause, an additional five scholarshps lost, two year postseason ban.
The NCAA will never go for this, it is just to simple!
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This is really messed up. The UNC case, which included widespread instances of academic fraud, preferential treatment, and lack of oversight, is way worse than what happened at OSU and USC. UNC is among the worst offenders we've seen in years, especially among major universities.
Right when I thought the NCAA might have finally grown a pair and figured it out . . . sigh.
OK, this isn't as bad as what happened at PSU, but academic fraud cuts right to the NCAA's mission. How can they look the other way?
This is why I thought the PSU sanctions were beyond the bounds of the NCAA. There is no rational argument that can be made holding that the NCAA is not able to punish a member institution for academic fraud that kept players eligible but IS able to punish a member institution severely because a coaching staff hid a non-football related crime , no matter how heinous.
Nothing will change, but the NCAA punished UM more for stretching excessive than outright cheating by UNC.
I think OP and yourself are the only ones that agree with me. As atrocious as the CRIMES were.....legal crimes.....the NCAA gave themselves permission to step out of their bounds to do what they did. This UNC stuff makes it all the more insane.
My opinion on the NCAA/psu thing got me negged to oblivion. I dont care. It is a legal issue being handled in court systems. The NCAA just reacted to acceptable public disgust and wanted to show they still have teeth but we all know they dont have a clue what they are doing, play favorites and flat out make CFB worse. The SEC isnt the best conference JUST because the South has a bunch of speed/talent/whatever. Years of turning blind eyes to paying kids, providing hookers and other benfits tends to give said teams an advantage.
The NCAA is a *ucking joke!
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