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Fitting.
Wow!
Extremely fitting. Link?
(Here I am requesting a link, yet I do not know how to attach a link.)
Fitting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dolphus Raymond
It was a Ben Garrett tweet.
That would put the penalties being announced between Thanksgiving and week after SECCG. Think also before December signing day.
The 94 sanctions were released right before the Egg Bowl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgowar
We wasted that opportunity so bad in 95
Maybe they'll announce the penalties on December 7. NCAA bombs Ole Miss same day as Germans bombed Pearl Harbor.
Really sucks it's not 8-11. There'd be a bunch of transfers if it was this month.
How many that excepted illegal benefits will not be allowed to transfer or could be kicked out of OM?Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Guilt by association?????
No doubt. We picked the worst time to go 3-8 with a loss to Northeast Louisiana and then a loss to Ole Miss. We go 6-5 even with an Egg Bowl win...who knows?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spiderman
The other thing that hurt is we were being investigated shortly thereafter. It wasn't nearly as bad as Ole Miss though and most people don't remember it. I don't think we even had a bowl ban and certainly did not have to forfeit or vacate games.
In fairness, it works out better for the players. Really difficult to transfer to another team in August that has been having camp for a couple of weeks and not know the playbook or terminology coming in.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
At least if it plays out the way it appears and assuming Ole Miss is actually being honest and correct this time their players will have a chance to transfer in January and go through the spring and fall camps with their new teams.
Coincidence or irony? I always get those confused...
I didnt realize the Germans bombed Perl Harbor ***Quote:
Originally Posted by LC Dawg
....that's because you didn't stay in college for the full 'seven years'Quote:
Originally Posted by Hrdawg82
I am thinking the time from COI meeting to penalties is 4-8 weeks.
Never mind...the time frame above is correct. It is 8-12 weeks.
I just read 6-8 weeks. So anywhere from late October - Christmas is the timeframe they're looking at.Quote:
Originally Posted by StatesboroBlues
From the NCAA website:Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg34
What is the time frame for handing down a decision after a hearing?
It typically takes between six to eight weeks to write the report and announce penalties, although complications occasionally lengthen the process.
Maybe the Friday morning after the Egg Bowl.... After all it will be BLACK FRIDAY.....Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg34
My question...if penalties get handed down during the season and it is the death penalty...are they allowed to finish the season?
Interesting. Their bye week falls on 9/23. Thought that's what they were shooting for.
9/11 is a Mon. That's the week they play at Cal. Interesting.
Guess it's too much to hope they manage to drag it out until after February so that sanctions don't start until the 2019 signing class.Quote:
Originally Posted by DancingRabbit
What would be funny is if UM contests anything, for the COI to basically reschedule something for March. Not sure if that's how it works, but if I were the NCAA, after UM lied about the NOA originally right before signing day, I'd love to respond by managing to make them go through an additional signing period before the penalties started.
They would definitively be allowed to finish the current season. Once the season was over all the players would be allowed to transfer with no penalty and the coaches could go find new jobs pending their show cause hearings.Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg34
OM could immediately begin the search process for a coach to rebuilding their program the right way once the DP was over.
The SEC would give directives on what SEC teams would need to do to fill the empty date on the schedule. It would probably be adding another cross division game where possible.
OM would be responsible for paying the penalty for the OOC contracts they will have broken.
For all the inconvenience the SEC would consider removing them from the conference but probably wouldn't out of consideration for the other sports at OM.
What about the students who excepted illegal benefits? What happens to them????Quote:
Originally Posted by Reason2succeed