IT'S HERE -- Freeze to Resign in the Morning

[JoseBrown]

He's in hot rocks now!

Smoot, they received the NOA prior to the day of the video. The clock on the 90 days started a week or so ago. COI hearing will be in June, which leaves them another 3 months to hand down penalties.

He may need to make the list for the week....

They certainly received it earlier than they said. And I wouldn't be surprised if something else is in the hopper. It just wouldn't surprise me if they don't get their COI meeting this year For some reason.

[blacklistedbully]

Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Committee on Infractions part of the NCAA?
No, the Committee on Infractions is an independent body that decides if NCAA rules have been broken and what the appropriate penalties should be. Each case is reviewed by a panel of committee members to find the facts of the case. After a hearing with members from the school, other involved individuals and the NCAA enforcement staff, the committee concludes whether violations occurred and prescribes penalties.

How does the new penalty structure provide greater predictability and consistency?
There are many aggravating and mitigating factors that can impact how the committee imposes penalties. For example, multiple Level I violations, lack of institutional control, unethical conduct or other factors could result in tougher penalties. The committee could consider self-reporting of violations, cooperation during the investigation, meaningful corrective measures and other factors actions that could lessen the prescribed penalties.

[LockeDawg]

Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Committee on Infractions part of the NCAA?
No, the Committee on Infractions is an independent body that decides if NCAA rules have been broken and what the appropriate penalties should be. Each case is reviewed by a panel of committee members to find the facts of the case. After a hearing with members from the school, other involved individuals and the NCAA enforcement staff, the committee concludes whether violations occurred and prescribes penalties.

How does the new penalty structure provide greater predictability and consistency?
There are many aggravating and mitigating factors that can impact how the committee imposes penalties. For example, multiple Level I violations, lack of institutional control, unethical conduct or other factors could result in tougher penalties. The committee could consider self-reporting of violations, cooperation during the investigation, meaningful corrective measures and other factors actions that could lessen the prescribed penalties.

At what point does the NCAA Enforcement Staff deliberate and review the findings of the Allegations presented in the NOA?

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At what point does the NCAA Enforcement Staff deliberate and review the findings of the Allegations presented in the NOA?

During the COI. Think of the NCAA Enforcement staff as the prosecutor, UNM as the defendant and it's legal defense team, and the COI as the jury in a trial.

After the "trial", UNM can appeal, but the appeal would be to another set of people like the COI, and it would not be a new trial. This "appellate jury" would read, or hear UNM explain why, in their opinion the COI's ruling was clearly contrary to the evidence; the individual or school did not actually break NCAA rules; there was a procedural error that caused the committee on infractions to find a violation of NCAA rules; or the penalty was excessive.

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Division I Committee on Infractions

Legislation: The Board of Directors shall appoint a Committee on Infractions comprised of not more than 24 members to act as hearing officers in infractions proceedings of the Association. The Board of Directors shall also appoint one member of the committee to serve as chair and another member to serve as vice chair. If at any time the chair is unavailable to act as such, the vice chair is empowered to exercise the functions of the chair. There shall be no subdivision restrictions except that all nonpublic members may not be from the same subdivision. The committee shall reflect the Association's commitment to diversity. To the extent reasonably possible, the Committee shall include members from each of the following categories: (a) Current or former college or university presidents, chancellors or other senior institutional administrators (no more than three years removed from employment by a member institution or similar service at the time of his or her initial appointment); (b) Current or former directors of athletics (no more than three years removed from employment by a member institution or similar service at the time of his or her initial appointment); (c) Former NCAA coaches (no more than 10 years removed from employment by a member institution or similar service at the time of his or her initial appointment); (d) Representatives from conference offices; (e) University staff or faculty, including but not limited to faculty athletics representatives; (f) Athletics administrators with compliance experience; and (g) Members of the general public with formal legal training who are not associated with a collegiate institution, conference, or professional or similar sports organization and who do not represent coaches or athletes in any capacity.

Liaisons: Shepard C. Cooper, Joel McGormley, Dino Pollock, Matt Mikrut, Jim Elworth
Chair: Gregory Sankey (Sep 2014 - Aug 2019)
Vice-Chair: Eleanor W. Myers (Sep 2014 - Aug 2018)


*Eligible for reappointment
Division Committee Positions Title Name & Institution Conference Term
Expiration
FBS Chair Commissioner Gregory Sankey
Southeastern Conference Southeastern Conference AUG 2019
FBS Member Deputy Director of Athletics Melissa L. Conboy
University of Notre Dame Atlantic Coast Conference AUG 2017
FBS Vice-Chair FAR Eleanor W. Myers
Temple University American Athletic Conference AUG 2018
FBS Member Former President Michael F. Adams
University of Georgia Southeastern Conference AUG 2017*
FBS Member Provost and Vice President for Academic Joyce McConnell
West Virginia University Big 12 Conference AUG 2019*
FBS Member Senior VP for Student Affairs Thomas Hill
Iowa State University Big 12 Conference AUG 2018*
FBS Member VP for Athletic Compliance David Roberts
University of Southern California Pac-12 Conference AUG 2018*
FCS Member Professor/Dean Alberto Gonzales
Belmont University Ohio Valley Conference AUG 2017*
FCS Member University Counsel Sankar Suryanarayan
Princeton University The Ivy League AUG 2019*
DI Member AD Greg Christopher
Xavier University Big East Conference AUG 2018*
DI Member Chancellor Gary L. Miller
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Horizon League AUG 2018*
DI Member Deputy Commissioner and Chief Operating Officer Vincent Nicastro
Big East Conference Big East Conference AUG 2019*
Member Attorney Jill Pilgrim
Pilgrim Associates AUG 2017*
Member Attorney John Black
National Federation of State High School Associations AUG 2017
Member Attorney Stephen Madva
Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Rhoades, LLP AUG 2019*
Member Attorney William Bock III
Kroger, Gardis & Regas LLP AUG 2019*
Member Executive Director Britton Banowsky
College Football Playoff Foundation AUG 2017
Member Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Larry Parkinson
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission AUG 2017*
Member Former AD Joel Maturi
AUG 2019*
Member Former Head Coach Joe Novak
AUG 2017*
Member Former President Carol Cartwright
AUG 2019*
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