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Does Fedora commit NCAA violation?
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The NCAA is on the verge of legalizing all cheating in recruiting. In other words anything goes. With this deal where schools can now pay players 2,500 dollars for laundry and incidentals, some schools (we all know who they are) will pay an extra 2500 under the table to recruits.
The NCAA should forget about money and return college sports to college sports.
The NCAA should forget about money and return college sports to college sports.
Bingo! Smart move by Fedora. I agree, the NCAA does not care
We have had articles, message boards, and other social media sites filled with UNC violations of NCAA regulations for at LEAST the last 18 months, and new things or "violations" seem to pop up every 3 months, or at least we here of another UNC "incident" every 3 months, yet............NOTHING from the NCAA. This is a case in which the old saying, "I will believe it when I see it" applies as it relates to CONSEQUENCES for UNC's actions. I just do not see any consequences and I have not read ONE OFFICIAL DOCUMENT stating the NCAA is back on campus or has been back on campus investigating the new allegations from academic fraud. I have read "word of mouth" statements and "message board posts" stating the NCAA is actively investigating the academic fraud allegations, but again, I have yet to see ONE document produced by a major media source stating the NCAA has been or was on campus investigating.
Therefore, in conclusion, great move by Fedora. I truly do not believe the NCAA cares and I do not believe the NCAA is actively or has actively investigated the academic fraud allegations. When I see some kind of document stating that to be the case, I will believe it.
This post was edited on 2/11 3:13 PM by lucustookis
We have had articles, message boards, and other social media sites filled with UNC violations of NCAA regulations for at LEAST the last 18 months, and new things or "violations" seem to pop up every 3 months, or at least we here of another UNC "incident" every 3 months, yet............NOTHING from the NCAA. This is a case in which the old saying, "I will believe it when I see it" applies as it relates to CONSEQUENCES for UNC's actions. I just do not see any consequences and I have not read ONE OFFICIAL DOCUMENT stating the NCAA is back on campus or has been back on campus investigating the new allegations from academic fraud. I have read "word of mouth" statements and "message board posts" stating the NCAA is actively investigating the academic fraud allegations, but again, I have yet to see ONE document produced by a major media source stating the NCAA has been or was on campus investigating.
Therefore, in conclusion, great move by Fedora. I truly do not believe the NCAA cares and I do not believe the NCAA is actively or has actively investigated the academic fraud allegations. When I see some kind of document stating that to be the case, I will believe it.
This post was edited on 2/11 3:13 PM by lucustookis
Wake will be another ACC team we all start to scratch our heads about. A good friends son goes to Bowling Green and told me that while Clawson was there a lot of players started to show up on campus with shiny new orange cars. One of them was a 4 star from Fla.
This post was edited on 2/12 10:01 AM by LakeErieHokie
This post was edited on 2/12 10:01 AM by LakeErieHokie
This post was edited on 2/12 10:01 AM by LakeErieHokie
This post was edited on 2/12 10:01 AM by LakeErieHokie
Re: Bingo! Smart move by Fedora. I agree, the NCAA does not care
Nearly 100 days have passed since the release of the Wainstein report, and UNC still appears far from reaching the closure that it seeks.
In June, the NCAA announced it would reopen its investigation into academic fraud at UNC. With no information about the status of the investigation, many wonder just when the end might come.
"I don't anticipate it being that soon," said Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham. "Just because one investigation is completed, you don't want to rush the process of another investigation."
The NCAA - which declined to comment - previously closed its investigation into UNC in 2012, but reopened it because additional people agreed to cooperate
Is a quote from UNCheats AD enough proof?
Nearly 100 days have passed since the release of the Wainstein report, and UNC still appears far from reaching the closure that it seeks.
In June, the NCAA announced it would reopen its investigation into academic fraud at UNC. With no information about the status of the investigation, many wonder just when the end might come.
"I don't anticipate it being that soon," said Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham. "Just because one investigation is completed, you don't want to rush the process of another investigation."
The NCAA - which declined to comment - previously closed its investigation into UNC in 2012, but reopened it because additional people agreed to cooperate
Is a quote from UNCheats AD enough proof?
