A bowl ban is a huge penalty- as are scholarship reductions
They are getting both- and I will feel like the NCAA did their job. Only question is will it be this year or next
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A bowl ban is a huge penalty- as are scholarship reductions
They are getting both- and I will feel like the NCAA did their job. Only question is will it be this year or next
20+ over 4 yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by raymond21
Bowl Ban 1 or 2 years
3 coaches with Show Clauses
Do y'all seriously think they will stop cheating just because they go on probation, get a bowl ban, lose coaches, and lose ever how many scholarships?
You misspelled HaitiQuote:
Originally Posted by Brando
noQuote:
Originally Posted by Liverpooldawg
I think they'll limit their cheating more to in-state prospects... Kinda like this yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Liverpooldawg
Not completely, but surely they would cut way back. SMU got the death penalty because they continued the payments after sanctions and got caught. The chances of getting caught are very slim, but the potential penalties could give them pause.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liverpooldawg
I'd have to say no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liverpooldawg
Well, anything more than 3 over 9 will seem excessive to them and anything less than the death penalty will seem light to us. It'll definitely be somewhere between those two.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElitedawgRecruiting
I think it's going to be north of 21-22 scholarships, a 1-2 year bowl ban, and I think they put the clamps down on official visits too. Along with a spattering of show causes for multiple coaches/administrators.
Bingo!Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
As long as it's all in-state fights over recruits with a Z71 here or a Mustang there the NCAA will give zero shits and Saban and Harbaugh will be appeased.
Yes i misspoke...end of season for Alabama at Hawaii as well..Quote:
Originally Posted by PassInterference
http://www.rolltide.com/sports/m-foo...112602aac.html
Well a little bit of an overstatement on what MSU fans would expect. Not even SMU got the death penalty before they were repeat offenders. UNM is not a repeat offender in the eyes of the NCAA even though anyone who has observed their recruiting practices over the years would know they are a constant offender. Their major boosters can't stand it if they are not highly tied into the recruiting process and "helping" the cause.Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
Footage of Hugh Freeze meeting with NCAA officials. Pay attention to the part where he stresses that nothing shady is going on...................Not long before he goes to jail later in the movie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0lByEmGkkU
4, and they did not have the aggravating circumstances of multiple sports with 16 (8 for football alone) level 1, 8 level 2 and 28 overall violations like UNM.Quote:
Originally Posted by HancockCountyDog
Me either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Death Penalty for two seasons, no scholarships the next two (come back in D-3), then if they stay clean, maybe the Sun Belt will take them.
There would be mass suicides. The NCAA can't do that just on the basis of saving human lives...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mutt the Hoople
I don't want to sound like a dick about this, but if that's not Lack of Institutional Control AND Failure to Monitor then I don't know what the hell is.Quote:
Originally Posted by blacklistedbully
Funny thing is, you'll now see a complete imbecile like OleMissGuy take this as a literal prediction and run to every MB he can find, posting, "this is what those crazy guys at ED think!" He's either too stupid to understand when someone is being facetious, or it's just his innate dishonesty (he is an habitual liar).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mutt the Hoople
The ironic thing about that is that what they do is the very definition OF institutional control. Everything is set up there to work the way it has to this point. The plan was working well until Freeze decided to call Lindsey Miller a wife beater.Quote:
Originally Posted by LockeDawg