Arrests coming due to college bball kickbacks

[GT_EE78]

If they get slammed after nc skated on fake classes, pack fans will absolutely lose their minds.

"I have a dream." Why not nail them both for obsolete charges?

 

[g0lftime]

Gottried should get some sort of penalty-just ask his ex wife.

 

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[slugboy]

There’s a lot of “wow” in that article. I didn’t expect to see Reggie Theus as the previous coach—that’s a name I haven’t seen in forever.
I didn’t expect to see Jim Harrick anywhere
I didn’t expect to see them already self sanction for academic fraud
And there’s more


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[RamblinRed]

When all is said and done i'm not sure NCST is going to get hit with much, but I think Gottfried an Early are likely to both get multi-year show cause penalties.

It was always a dumb hire by CS-Northridge.

 

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[Techster]

The only shocking thing in that article to me is Chuck Person paying his ex-wife $30K a month in alimony!

The most underrated career is being an ex-wife of a pro athlete. Ask Kenny Anderson's ex...smh..

 

[slugboy]

I will believe it when I see it. Auburn’s athletic department has enough money, boosters, lawyers, and friends in high places that they can fight this for a long time.


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[kg01]

I will believe it when I see it. Auburn’s athletic department has enough money, boosters, lawyers, and friends in high places that they can fight this for a long time.


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Pompous AUB Windbags: "We at Auburn will fight tooth and nail! We will take this to the highest court in the land!"

Meek NCAA investigator guy: "Ya know ... there're some oddities on the football side of things too. Maybe we should look into ..."

Windbags: "Oh uh, nevermind all that. So you need us to give you Pearl to make this all go away? Done. Where do I sign up?"

 

[Techster]

Pearl has been eating our lunch with the local recruits. I'm OK with Auburn getting the death penalty.

If you can't beat a school in 'crootin, you can h0pe they get wacked by the NCAA...ahem...

 

[GT_EE78]

If wade's LSU guys are beating the NBA minimum, then why would Pearl let that beat him out?

 

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[GT_EE78]

When coaches get "show cause penalties" , why don't they have to pay back the salaries from the time period when they were caught cheating?

 

[Peacone36]

When coaches get "show cause penalties" , why don't they have to pay back the salaries from the time period when they were caught cheating?

Because the coaches are paid through the school not the NCAA I would assume.

 

[YlJacket]

Because the coaches are paid through the school not the NCAA I would assume.

The NCAA lost badly in court when they tried to limit assistant coach's salaries. That was simply trying to set a limit for schools to implement in their contract discussions with assistants. Trying to reach back and grab salary that has already been paid to a coach as some sort of a fine is legally pretty humorous. They have no provision in any contract between schools and employees to allow it nor do they have anything in any bylaw or other rule/regulation inside the NCAA to fall back on. This would be easy money for any any coach and lawyer to get from the NCAA if they went this route - which they aren't.

 

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[DCjacket]

Can these writers ask what the NCAA is planning to do with teams that have admitted to recruiting violations in a federal court (i.e. LSU, Auburn, UNC, etc)? Why even have an NCAA at this point?

 

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Can these writers ask what the NCAA is planning to do with teams that have admitted to recruiting violations in a federal court (i.e. LSU, Auburn, UNC, etc)? Why even have an NCAA at this point?

They don't give status updates. It is a purposely bureaucratic institution that is designed to operate with specific, slow processes. The schools set it up that way on purpose.

 

[lauraee]

It really pays to self report. Just lie & deny like uncheats.