It's probably what they deserve after letting UNCheat BB slide for decades of extensive cheating in all areas. The NCAA's unequal enforcement over the years established that they are not responsible enough to have that enforcement authority and has created this chaotic period which does not yet have a clear answer how to deal with going forward.I have zero confidence that the NCAA will be able to enforce any punishment even if find violations. If they try, the school will just hire a fleet of lawyers to get a court order overturning it.
That just seems to be how it works now. The courts have neutered the NCAA to the point of near complete impotence.
Honor and integrity is SO yesterdayWell, so much for the Aggies Code of Honor.
An Aggie does not lie, cheat or steal, or tolerate those who do
Love to ya', Smeegs! Just had to fix it slightly for myself. Peace !The NCAA is completely impotent.
Don't forget all of the Duke players who received $100k worth of jewelry. Players parents being given jobs, and free houses, etc. All of Coach K's cheating was swept under the rug for decades as well.It's probably what they deserve after letting UNCheat BB slide for decades of extensive cheating in all areas. The NCAA's unequal enforcement over the years established that they are not responsible enough to have that enforcement authority and has created this chaotic period which does not yet have a clear answer how to deal with going forward.
Or the school to the SouthJust a matter of time until the school to the west is named I’m sure. Hard to hide prostitutes under line items for entertainment
Maybe they're under investigation for overpaying him relative to performance.I mean I’d ask for a refund. Granted I haven’t watched any of a&m stuff but our game. Kid seems to have a tough time throwing.
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