You're hearing it from schools, from conferences, from the NCAA: College sports has reached a crossroads. Tolerance for law-breaking is worn thin. So is public trust.
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Major NCAA violations yield relatively minor consequences
You're hearing it from schools, from conferences, from the NCAA: College sports has reached a crossroads. Tolerance for law-breaking is worn thin. So is public trust.
The rest of the story
USA Today
Louisiana Fan
Ragin' Cajuns #1 Fan
Re: NCAA could see 'fundamental changes' in way it operates
At least as far as the bigger programs go...I'll believe it when I see it.
igeaux.mobi
. Ohio State vacates the premises: Players can keep the rings
It's a simple concept, in theory. But as Ohio State fans are beginning to learn, in practice, the business of "vacating" wins and championships is a thorny one. Fortunately, the local Columbus Dispatch is here today with a few firm answers, including the ...
. Re: Ohio State vacates the premises: Players can keep the rings
Sounds like a new violation, might as well give them free T-Shirts.
Geaux Cajuns
LOUISIANA DANGIT!!
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Re: Ohio State vacates the premises: Players can keep the rings
With a picture of their 2010 championship trophy and rings...Originally Posted by Turbine
Resident Jerk
Ragin' Cajuns Greatest Fan Ever
Re: Ohio State vacates the premises: Players can keep the rings
If the NCAA accepts their "self-imposed" sanctions, then it's lost all control.
. Major NCAA violations yield relatively minor consequences
By the NCAA's definition, major violations are those that "usually provide an extensive recruiting or competitive advantage" that "can lead to significant penalties against the school and involved individuals."
These penalties "are intended to deter schools from breaking the rules and to eliminate any competitive advantage."
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Louisiana Fan
Ragin' Cajuns #1 Fan
Re: Major NCAA violations yield relatively minor consequences
Interesting article here. Reason cheating seems to pay is that today's punishments are not very severe. I did not know Ole Miss was the last school to get TV appearances suspended and that was in 1994. That really needs to be part of the deal in other to truly have schools regret skirting the rules.
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Geaux-Cajuns
NCAA Reprimands Mulkey
She actually thinks the NCAA was unfair with bracketing.
The NCAA is NEVER unfair. Equitable seeding, great refs, exactly the same punishments doled out to large and small schools...
http://ultoday.com/node/sports-headlines
. Re: Major NCAA violations yield relatively minor consequences
ATLANTA - The NCAA put Georgia Tech on four years of probation, fined the school $100,000 and stripped its ACC title game victory from the 2009 football season on Thursday for violations that also included problems in the men's basketball program.
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