hatvol96
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There's no rational way they can forfeit games from '04 and not '05. That's the part of this report that makes no sense.
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If SC's basketball program receives any punishment in addition to the ones they've already self imposed, it's one of the biggest travesties in college sports history. I'll have to see what the findings against the football program are before I decide what I think of their penalties. In general, I never root for the 'AA.kinda left field hat, but do you have care one way or another what the sanctions are? let me correct, do you hope for harsh penalties or laxed penalties? lets leave justice out of this question.
Depends on what their findings are. If they have what they deem to be sufficient evidence Todd McNair knew about Bush's parents and their living arrangement, the appeal won't do much good.
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What "other crap?" I love it when people just throw vague, baseless statements out there to prop up the decisions of the 'AA's kangaroo court.The NCAA HAS, and I mean HAS to make them an example at this point. The Bush thing went on WAY too long for them not to. Plus, all the other crap that went on out there for so long. They won't get the death penalty it sounds like, but it's not a slap on the wrist either.
What "other crap?" I love it when people just throw vague, baseless statements out there to prop up the decisions of the 'AA's kangaroo court.
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Tennessee is no cleaner than USC. I can say that with certainty. Also, SC getting more severe penalties than Alabama received for boosters paying players is asinine.Hat, why are you defending this at all?? I don't understand. Sure, the NCAA is by far the most inconsistent association in sports, but they knew they had to get this right. BTW, I'm sure that your not naive enough to believe that there wasn't many other things that went on out there, that the average fan on the East coast would fail to hear about. Come on man, I know you better than that.
Tennessee is no cleaner than USC. I can say that with certainty. Also, SC getting more severe penalties than Alabama received for boosters paying players is asinine.
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Exactly what the Hell does an agent giving a college sophomore's parents money and use of a house have to do with recruiting? I really wonder how many people on this board even have the first clue what SC is actually accused of having done.I know that as well hat, but being as bold as USC seemed to be with what they were doing out there, is what the deal is here. The NCAA knows that shady things happen out on the recruiting trail everyday, but seeing it so publicized is what they are trying to get stopped, it would seem. Hell, Oklahoma didn't get crap for the Rhett Bomar thing either, but they handled it quickly and swiftly.
Exactly what the Hell does an agent giving a college sophomore's parents money and use of a house have to do with recruiting? I really wonder how many people on this board even have the first clue what SC is actually accused of having done.
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Reggie Bush only started receiving benefits from Lake and Michaels after it became obvious he was going to be a top 10 pick. It's not like they gave him anything to go to SC. I love when people just lob out allegations with nothing to back them up. Here, I'll go with it. Dooley is probably a hardcore drunk who beats his wife and cheats on his taxes. Wait, this is kind of fun.Why is it silly?? You yourself said other schools aren't clean. USC was probably the biggest cess pool in recruiting the past decade, yet they dominated because of it. Now, they are paying the price.