Mizzou Gets Post-Season Ban for 2019. Kelly Bryant?

[ShotgunDawg]

Am I reading this right? What happens to Kelly Bryant?

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[msstate7]

Guess he will sit at home like the rest of them.

[ShotgunDawg]

Guess he will sit at home like the rest of them.

I bet the NCAA allows him to transfer immediately.

Completely unfair to him & now he'll have an issue going through Spring practice.

[msstate7]

I bet the NCAA allows him to transfer immediately.

Completely unfair to him & now he'll have an issue going through Spring practice.

Maybe. If the kid cared much about bowl games though, why'd he choose mizzou? Mizzou has a history of putting QBs in the nfl, and I bet this is why he went there. He no nfl QB though

[Matty Dispatch]

If he skipped out on a national championship team then he's got two eyes squarely on the NFL, so there's probably a decent enough chance he'd skip the bowl game anyway.....which at Mizzou most likely would not have been a NY6....so I can't imagine him altering his decision apart from Dooley or some of the receivers jumping ship.

[ShotgunDawg]

What I don't understand is that Mizzou basically got the same punishment as Ole Miss when doing far less. UNC basically did the same thing right? And got no penalty

[Captain Falcon]

What I don't understand is that Mizzou basically got the same punishment as Ole Miss when doing far less. UNC basically did the same thing right? And got no penalty

Repeat offender status. They just had major NCAA sanctions for men’s basketball two years ago.

[Johnson85]

What I don't understand is that Mizzou basically got the same punishment as Ole Miss when doing far less. UNC basically did the same thing right? And got no penalty

According to UNC, it had sham classes that were available to everybody. That seems believable to me as there are a lot of sham classes at most universities. There's were just particularly egregious because you supposedly didn't even have to show up or do any coursework.

Mizzou had a tutor doing work for football players. That's a benefit specifically to athletes.

This is only one bowl as opposed to two, so it is not what Ole Miss got, but if you ignore the pain of the investigation, it seems crazy that they got a bowl ban for this.

ETA: Read through and the penalties are way harsher than I realized. Guess it makes sense if it's for repeat offender status.

[Really Clark?]

What I don't understand is that Mizzou basically got the same punishment as Ole Miss when doing far less. UNC basically did the same thing right? And got no penalty

Mizzou is under repeat offender. This tutor blew the whistle less than a year after the basketball team got put on probation. That made the penalties worse. And the school administration instructed the fraud as well.

UNC is way to deep to get into, and I don’t necessarily agree with the NCAA’s decision. But I do understand a big issues that was going to be litigated, that class was open to everyone. Everyone got the same benifit, athlete or not. And you can make a case that losing status with accreditation did as much to hurt the school as what the NCAA might have done. Still think some sort of sanctions was in order but that was a complicated deal.

[HancockCountyDog]

This is a classic example of the NCAA hitting a school that doesn't make enough money for the NCAA.

This always scares the shit out of me, because if you think the NCAA wouldn't make an example out of us, youre nuts.

[Beaver]

What I don't understand is that Mizzou basically got the same punishment as Ole Miss when doing far less. UNC basically did the same thing right? And got no penalty

Yeahhhh this is crazy. It was literally one tutor that the NCAA found to have acted alone. She did class work for 12 athletes. And they got post season bans for 3 sports! Also scholly reductions, official/unofficial visit restrictions, and vacated records for games the athletes participated in... At least the tutor got a 10 year show cause**

[deadheaddawg]

This is a classic example of the NCAA hitting a school that doesn't make enough money for the NCAA.

This always scares the shit out of me, because if you think the NCAA wouldn't make an example out of us, youre nuts.

So does that mean ole miss got hit hard or ole Miss didn't get hit hard because they make the NCAA a lot of money

[msstate7]

Forget Bryant, will the ncaa let Jonathan Johnson (wr), Cale Garrett (lb), and Crockett (RB) transfer? All juniors and all very good players

[Beaver]

Mizzou is under repeat offender. This tutor blew the whistle less than a year after the basketball team got put on probation. That made the penalties worse. And the school administration instructed the fraud as well.

Ah, repeat offender. That makes more sense. However, NCAA says tutor “felt pressured” but was not directly told to help the students.

[MetEdDawg]

This should allow Kelly Bryant and any other senior to transfer and be immediately eligible correct?

[msstate7]

This should allow Kelly Bryant and any other senior to transfer and be immediately eligible correct?

I'd rather have Johnson and Garrett than Bryant

[Ari Gold]

Dear Mizzu
On behave of all the other SEC schools ... go back to the BIG12 .

[HancockCountyDog]

So does that mean ole miss got hit hard or ole Miss didn't get hit hard because they make the NCAA a lot of money

Wake me the next time they are bowl eligible and then you decide if they got hit hard or not.

Remember - the confederates it wasn't the sanction that killed them it was the process.

[I seen it dawg]

Hahahahahahahaha **** Bryant. He ****ed up. He should have listened to us. Have fun watching football on tv in December and January.

[Bothrops]

Maybe he can re-enter the porta potty.