I'll go promotion, as the pockets are deeper in Baton Rouge.Wait… in the context of teams ranked by the level of their NCAA violations, is this a step up, a step down, or a lateral move?
Somebody help me out here.
This might create an opportunity for Jonas Hayes.
We beat them this year, so yes?Does this mean we'll starting beating them again?
Do you mean like the last time we played them? Of course, we'll continue to beat them.Does this mean we'll starting beating them again?
If that happens then we should put our 2009 ACC Championship trophy back in the case. The reason that was stripped was “failure to cooperate.” In the end, there was no reason Thomas should have been ruled ineligible. The clothing was returned and reparations were made. We lost those games because because the NCAA was being punitive.The findings include the dreaded "failure to cooperate" and to obstruct the investigation. That usually doesn't go well for the school, but we'll see. Maybe the NCAA will go the route of slaps on the wrist for violations to protect revenue flows. That seems likely to me, for them to make a lot of strongly worded reprisals, but with little actual penalties. Doesn't that make more sense based on how NCAA revenue producing sports are currently administered?
So, I think LSU and Memphis will not be prevented from carrying on as they have been.
Will Penny keep his job. From a GT recruiting perspective, I wouldn't mind to see Penny cast out of Memphis.