LSU to vacate wins from 2012-2015

[wmcovol]

37 in total. They lead the nation now, over taking Ole Miss. that’s twice in the same week (Rocco Jell-O shot record earlier)

In typical Tennessee fashion, none were against the Vols.

 

[TAF]

THAT^^^ AIN'T Gatorade...

 

[Boston Vol]

Because of the penalties, Les Miles saw his winning percentage dip below .600. He’s no longer eligible for the college football hall of fame. What a shame.

 

[VolFreakJosh]

Brocade if the penalties, Les Miles saw his winning percentage dip below .600. He’s no longer eligible for the college football hall of fame. What a shame.

I compare Miles to Fulmer.

Both were great coaches at the time but neither one adapted their play style that suits the game today.

 

[bamawriter]

In typical Tennessee fashion, none were against the Vols.

If it makes you feel any better, none were against Alabama either.

 

[Nerwen Aldarion]

I hate LSU, this made me smile

 

[AllVols]

I smell burnt corndogs.

 

[BigBadVol]

Here’s the article: LSU football vacates all wins from 2012-2015, Les Miles now ineligible for CFB Hall of Fame

 

[05_never_again]

I compare Miles to Fulmer.

Both were great coaches at the time but neither one adapted their play style that suits the game today.

Yep. That's a great comparison. I'd say Les had a little more of a leg up when he took the LSU job than Phil did when he took the Tennessee job, due to having followed Saban and LSU winning a national title just a few years before that.

 

[greenbacknative]

Dang i thought Dooley had picked up another win.

 

[SpookyAction]

So,
A kid's father takes $180k, the money was embezzled by an LSU donor, and the kid is deemed ineligible after his 4 years in Baton Rouge passed in 2015?

Is the embezzlement just an interesting side story to the dad taking money from a donor?

 

[#1fulmerite]

Since LSU self imposed those sanctions, it seems to me that they wanted to send a parting shot to Miles.

 

[Nerwen Aldarion]

So,
A kid's father takes $180k, the money was embezzled by an LSU donor, and the kid is deemed ineligible after his 4 years in Baton Rouge passed in 2015?

Is the embezzlement just an interesting side story to the dad taking money from a donor?

I think that’s how the info was found out, the donor was arrested and convicted and during the investigation this was discovered

I don’t know for sure so if I’m wrong then someone correct me

 

[OrangeVolMan]

So,
A kid's father takes $180k, the money was embezzled by an LSU donor, and the kid is deemed ineligible after his 4 years in Baton Rouge passed in 2015?

Is the embezzlement just an interesting side story to the dad taking money from a donor?

Here is the story.
LSU booster gets 33 months for embezzlement

 

[#1fulmerite]

Strange thing is, the investigation didn’t begin until three years after the kid last played? What is statue of limitations?

 

[SpookyAction]

I am surprised NCAA didn't push for vacating the Rohan Davey wins retroactively as well.
I guess they let it go since he was long gone.
It's an effective form of buying players, continue to pay after the player's college career ends.