Intentional Grounding, The 2011 Rogue Coach NCAA Infractions

[sportsfanatic21]

Obviously you are in the majority and I am probably alone in my take.

I just feel knee jerk, cookie cutter, canned responses generally serve low long term value.

I don't see it as knee jerk. They've known about this investigation for over a year.

[LaCajunsFan]

I don't see it as knee jerk. They've known about this investigation for over a year.

Exactly. And I would assume that have been receiving legal advice from folks with experience in these matters.

[Cajun90]

The NCAA says it's your responsibility to know everything. They're not going to go lighter than we have. You're playing with fire.

Interesting fact... When they did the overhaul and went from two levels of infractions to four levels one of the most glaring changes involved head coaches. To summarize...your GUILTY! The NCAA now assumes the head coach is responsible unless they can prove otherwise. Don't guess the NCAA believes in democratic principles.

[MelRock]

http://www.clarionledger.com/story/s...ette/73830618/

The NOA also states that Crager was removed from her position by ACT in 2014 for "suspected impropriety in connection with the exam." Crager became the ACT supervisor at Wayne County in the 1990s and "has not missed an ACT at Wayne County during that time," according to the NOA.

[CajunRebel]

Obviously you are in the majority and I am probably alone in my take.

I just feel knee jerk, cookie cutter, canned responses generally serve low long term value.

I don't see anything knee-jerk about this one. This process has been ongoing for a couple years now.

[MelRock]

You can read about Ginny Crager in the book Meat Market: Inside the Smash-Mouth World of College Football Recruiting. It looks like she is in her 70s now.
https://books.google.com/books?id=-y...Crager&f=false

[CajunEXPRESS]

The VW scandals go pretty far up the vast but the majority of stockholders had no clue, most employees had no clue, dealers had no clue. They're all gonna suffer at least as much as the perpetrators. Their retirement, businesses, and jobs in the tank. Customers resale values in the tank.

VW Is taking a blood bath over their sins regardless of how high up it goes. Life expectancy shortened by hours globall from faulty testing . They deserve their punishment.

By making institutions responsible there should be fewer rogues. Even though The very term rogue says it's out of your control.

[Turbine]

I don't see it as knee jerk. They've known about this investigation for over a year.

A canned response and a knee jerk response are similar in that they can both be accomplished without much thought.

[Turbine]

The NCAA even has in their by-laws what the penalties should be ...

... This is a well defined process
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Thanks for the excellent explanation.

So if well designed, why the need for "Summary Disposition" with personal suggestions?

If well designed, seems we should already know the conclusion of the matter.

jmo

[Clutch0364]

You can read about Ginny Crager in the book Meat Market: Inside the Smash-Mouth World of College Football Recruiting. It looks like she is in her 70s now.
https://books.google.com/books?id=-y...Crager&f=false

She was very influential in getting Jerrell Powe eligible at Ole Miss.

I highly recommend Meat Market. You guys will recognize a lot of coaches names in the book.