Policy of the new SEC Commish
Slive was very adamant that any findings of wrong doing be reported to his office before the NCAA was notified, so is Greg Sanky holding the same policy? My guess would be that he is.
I guess no one has bothered asking him what information he would provide on the dumpster fire at the Plantation, since they would only receive a non committal type response, but it seems like someone would request a comment on the record.
When Slive made the exclamation that all SEC programs would be trouble free in 5 years, and we saw the severe lack of action in the Newton fiasco, there was the sense that protection was well underway for just about everyone but us.
It's my gut feeling that the current investigations and allegations against the a$$holes is not due to any information relayed from fellow SEC schools. While I'm not a fan of the NCAA's investigation dept., nor their enforcement arm, I think they got involved simply due to the blatant misbehavior of the OM Athletic Dept. I don't believe any of this originated from the offices of the SEC.
And along that line of thought, I also believe the NCAA treads lightly due to the threat of the Power 5 strength of revenue. They really don't need the NCAA after all do they?
Aside from all that, the dominoes do appear to be falling. Coaches fired, delayed release of documentation, vague press releases, and flat out lies and deception.
And WTH happened to that beat reporter (Riley?) that was getting blasted for reporting on Tunsil? I know he got canned, but where is he now? Doesn't he have anything to say? Will anyone ask him some questions? Is he Steve Robertson's inside source?
