For those who are actually curious about what happened and aren't trying to flame:
1. USC had horrible compliance during the Carroll years (2002-2009).
2. Joe McKnight (USC player '07-'09) was probably ineligible, but all these allegations became more than just Reggie Bush when they said USC had a "Lack of Institutional Control." This meant things were so bad, they couldn't just rest it on ONE infraction...there were numerous ones.
3. In June 2010, we were heavily sanctioned by the NCAA--justifiably so in a lot of people's opinions. 2-year bowl ban, loss of 30-scholarships and 4-year probation starting in 2010 and ending June 2014.
4. Summer 2010, everyone gets fired or retires. New AD Pat Haden completely submits to the NCAA--so much so he's become a polarizing figure in Troyland.
5. Since that time, there have been ZERO allegations of misconduct at USC (July 2010 and on).
6. LATimes runs an article saying USC had horrible compliance in 2009 and Joe McKnight received improper benefits.
LOL tell us something we don't know...congrats LATimes! In other breaking news, an oil rig in the Gulf called Deep Water Horizon has started leaking oil.
So wouldn't that be a new charge fr what nccaa hit USC with originally , if so that would violate their probation?
to your point 4, would have meant more if the AD hadn't brought in new coaches that were part of the original problem
That's speculation. None of USC's coaches--except Todd McNair who is in lawsuit with the NCAA--was ever charged with misconduct. However, I still can't comprehend how Pete Carroll or Tim Floyd avoided a "show-cause." If things were as bad under their programs as the NCAA said, it's hard to see how they skated away without any accountability.
While there may be a public impression Lane and Ed are dirty, they haven't been charged with any infractions I'm aware of. I understand the point your trying to make, but USC had been turned down by 6-7 candidates and Lane was apparently the only qualified guy who could take it i.e. we couldn't have just promoted a nobody to follow Pete Carroll. Let's give Lane some credit, he's coaching the AP#1, with numerous 1st-rounders and the consensus #1 recruiting class...he's earning his paycheck, for now.
Well, we were already given the most severe charge possible: Lack of Institutional Control for that time time period (our sanctions and probation started 7/10). As long as there are no new allegations from the summer of 2010, we'll be OK.
For those who are actually curious about what happened and aren't trying to flame:
1. USC had horrible compliance during the Carroll years (2002-2009).
2. Joe McKnight (USC player '07-'09) was probably ineligible, but all these allegations became more than just Reggie Bush when they said USC had a "Lack of Institutional Control." This meant things were so bad, they couldn't just rest it on ONE infraction...there were numerous ones.
3. In June 2010, we were heavily sanctioned by the NCAA--justifiably so in a lot of people's opinions. 2-year bowl ban, loss of 30-scholarships and 4-year probation starting in 2010 and ending June 2014.
4. Summer 2010, everyone gets fired or retires. New AD Pat Haden completely submits to the NCAA--so much so he's become a polarizing figure in Troyland.
5. Since that time, there have been ZERO allegations of misconduct at USC (July 2010 and on).
6. LATimes runs an article saying USC had horrible compliance in 2009 and Joe McKnight received improper benefits.
LOL tell us something we don't know...congrats LATimes! In other breaking news, an oil rig in the Gulf called Deep Water Horizon has started leaking oil.
Do u guys really think a university should be able to control random people handing out cash?
Do u really think that no ut players are taking gifts from random boosters?
This is so dumb.