Would the NCAA dare show preferential treatment to UNC say over a small black school like Morehouse College in Atlanta, Ga. You see poor Morehouse erroneously certified eligibility for 29 SAs who took remedial classes that could not be counted as progress towards degree(PTD). They had to forfeit all the games they participated in and were also charged with receiving impermissible extra benefits. Now SAs at good old UNC were able to use credits that did not count toward graduation as credits for PTD when they took more than the 12 hours of IS courses as prohibited by UNC policy. How did they get away with that? Oh yea, Deborah Crowder substituted the course numbers to make the courses look like lecture classes when they where were taught by a secretary in the independent study format. That makes everything OK. So NCAA are you saying fraudulent IS courses at UNC are superior to remedial courses taught at Morehose College.
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Morehouse doesn't bring in the revenue that UNCheat does. There is your answer.
NO Offense but the congress is too busy doing NOTHING except checking with guys keeping tabs on the donations for reelection. Not exaggerating in the least.
Okay, name the members, the committee name and what is their purpose/mission.
Larry Moe and Curly
purpose/mission: shenanigans
it's not even on the front page of ESPN.com, it's already being buried, like a story about a coach making too many phone calls or something
it's going to take several members of the media to stand up and figure out what's going on here, if there are any actual members of the media left
it's going to take several members of the media to stand up and figure out what's going on here, if there are any actual members of the media left
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You're not kidding. Did you see that piece on 60 minutes last night? Congressmen/women are "urged" by their party to spend 4 hours per day telemarketing/dialing for dollars but are "urged" to spend only 2 hours on the floor working on bills. Crazy.
OMG, I was thinking something very similar earlier today. After somebody likened them to OJ, I was thinking UNCheat fans bragging about getting away with it, would be like when OJ wrote If I Did It.
Maybe it's just my age, but I am 100% jaded about politics now. Can't trust anyone from either party. Even if they start out with the best intentions and are somewhat honest, they quickly find out that the only way you make it in that town is by selling out to the highest bidder and doing whatever it takes to protect your own job. No term limits, and a ridiculous pension system ensured that there is no reason to ever leave a job in government, unless it's for a cushier private company job which sucks off the governmental teat. Take a look at the pensions for Congressmen and the President, and then look at a serviceperson's who put their lives on the line multiple times. Politics is a cesspool, no matter what party is in power.
@SilentsAreGolden - complete agreement from me on your post. Don't think there is a politician out there who truly gives a chit about the People. I think we're near the same age, too
I highly endorse everyone going to the nearest shopping center and urinating on the first baby blue item you see in protest.
I would rather do that if I see some baby blue clothing on the bus or the plane or the street. [winking]
I was thinking of overfeeding a pack of malamutes and walking them off inside this thing.
I warned him twice recently. The first immediately after he said he was fighting the urge to dump all he had. I told him if he had even a tiny instinct to keep his cards close to the vest to do so. I don't think he did. Later I posted to him that he was going to be remembered on a level exceeding BlueSuave, good or bad. I was hoping for the good.
As for being a troll, no. Aligned did not join recently. I completely believe his lengthy post from a few months ago following the passing of former Rafters poster Alumni Gym (RIP). I don't have the time to go into the details of how Alumni connected himself to the early developments of the unc saga, but Alumni was most definitely a UK fan, 100%. His identity is known. Aligned wrote of knowing Alumni personally and of sharing time together at Aligned's home in (or near) Owensboro during Alumni's final months, . I choose to believe it on a genuine level, enough so that it extends to a confident belief that Aligned is not a troll.
Also, there was a time when at least one pseudonym imposter, "In Line for Nine" did a decent job of distorting Aligned posts here on Rafters, which was obviously an angry unc fan. Not that that provided any proof of Aligned authenticity.
My early take is that it looks like Aligned bit the hook. Pack Pride's Manalishi bit it too, having recently orated the Twitter phony for his morals and commitment to duty. There is nothing in today's NOA consistent with the expectation. A small number of people were duped, masterfully so, by somebody with greater access than them, smarter than them, and just as deceitful as the institution for which he ran his bluff. Well played. This matter is closed. The only things that we can ask for is that unc never be allowed in Rupp, and that our boys never be required in CH.
Dan Kane's paper responds to NCAA's new take.
http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/college/acc/unc/article73829487.html
By Luke DeCock
[email protected]
The NCAA didn’t just revise the notice of allegations against North Carolina during the eight-month intermission in this interminable process. Between August and April, the NCAA somehow revised its entire approach to the scandal.
Out went the broad allegations of impermissible academic assistance that included football and men’s basketball, among other sports. In its place, the revised notice received from the NCAA on Monday takes a far narrower reading of NCAA bylaws, one that instead drops a sledgehammer on the women’s basketball program and that program alone.
[UNC faces a gentler set of NCAA allegations]
[UNC accused of no new major violations in NCAA’s amended Notice of Allegations]
While North Carolina still faces the NCAA’s most serious charges, lack of institutional control and failure to monitor, the revised notice of allegations omits much of the previous language that described the phony classes and grade changes as “impermissible extra benefits” and specifically mentioned football and men’s and women’s basketball players as benefiting from them.
That language could have given the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions license to identify many individual athletes and teams that used players who would have been otherwise ineligible; instead, after this eight-month delay, that phrasing is limited to Jan Boxill and the women’s basketball team. There were 252 references to exhibits that showed how football, men’s basketball, women’s soccer, baseball and other athletes were involved; the amended notice makes no such references, and North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham said there were only 112 (not yet redacted and released) exhibits that go with it.
The allegations have become more general and less specific, with the exception of Boxill, who continues to play an oddly prominent role, as if she alone conceived, perpetrated and hid all of the malfeasance. Boxill, the former faculty chairwoman, served as women’s basketball athletics academic counselor in the Academic Support Program for Student Athletes.
The reality is that countless people who should have known better played a role for two decades, whether by admitting unqualified athletes, shunting them into phony classes or merely looking the other way.
They’re set up to get a free pass, as are any number of programs that competitively benefited from the academic fraud over the years, including the two big money-makers, football and men’s basketball.
http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/college/acc/unc/article73829487.html
By Luke DeCock
[email protected]
The NCAA didn’t just revise the notice of allegations against North Carolina during the eight-month intermission in this interminable process. Between August and April, the NCAA somehow revised its entire approach to the scandal.
Out went the broad allegations of impermissible academic assistance that included football and men’s basketball, among other sports. In its place, the revised notice received from the NCAA on Monday takes a far narrower reading of NCAA bylaws, one that instead drops a sledgehammer on the women’s basketball program and that program alone.
[UNC faces a gentler set of NCAA allegations]
[UNC accused of no new major violations in NCAA’s amended Notice of Allegations]
While North Carolina still faces the NCAA’s most serious charges, lack of institutional control and failure to monitor, the revised notice of allegations omits much of the previous language that described the phony classes and grade changes as “impermissible extra benefits” and specifically mentioned football and men’s and women’s basketball players as benefiting from them.
That language could have given the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions license to identify many individual athletes and teams that used players who would have been otherwise ineligible; instead, after this eight-month delay, that phrasing is limited to Jan Boxill and the women’s basketball team. There were 252 references to exhibits that showed how football, men’s basketball, women’s soccer, baseball and other athletes were involved; the amended notice makes no such references, and North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham said there were only 112 (not yet redacted and released) exhibits that go with it.
The allegations have become more general and less specific, with the exception of Boxill, who continues to play an oddly prominent role, as if she alone conceived, perpetrated and hid all of the malfeasance. Boxill, the former faculty chairwoman, served as women’s basketball athletics academic counselor in the Academic Support Program for Student Athletes.
The reality is that countless people who should have known better played a role for two decades, whether by admitting unqualified athletes, shunting them into phony classes or merely looking the other way.
They’re set up to get a free pass, as are any number of programs that competitively benefited from the academic fraud over the years, including the two big money-makers, football and men’s basketball.
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One question, do you all still want to tell me how dumb I am? Seems to me that I was right all along about the classes...and...oh...yeah...sorry, one more. Who remembers me saying NO GAMES VACATED? But, by all means, keep believing those "insiders". Later haters.
Keep gloating OJ. The glove will fit this time. NCAA is not going to be made a fool Every department will sufferOne question, do you all still want to tell me how dumb I am? Seems to me that I was right all along about the classes...and...oh...yeah...sorry, one more. Who remembers me saying NO GAMES VACATED? But, by all means, keep believing those "insiders". Later haters.
We should refuse to play them ever again and dare the NCAA to call our bluff.That is the long and short of it,of course that won't happen but if UK's(and any other school's athletic administration) had a gut long enough to wiggle it is the right thing to do. Fans should boycott the games and protest outside the venue of the game
Enjoy that Buzzer beater. Because the investigation being dragged out even more just keeps hurting your recruiting. Even the whores up the road took their lumps UNC just shooting themselves in the foot even if nothing major happens. Your own dumbass coach has said so.One question, do you all still want to tell me how dumb I am? Seems to me that I was right all along about the classes...and...oh...yeah...sorry, one more. Who remembers me saying NO GAMES VACATED? But, by all means, keep believing those "insiders". Later haters.
I don't know what you think you accomplished here or anywhere you posted. UNCis rotten to the core,an embarrassment to college sports and should be mocked by every Division 1 institution. I will rejoice in any and everything negative that happens at or to UNC from this point forwardOne question, do you all still want to tell me how dumb I am? Seems to me that I was right all along about the classes...and...oh...yeah...sorry, one more. Who remembers me saying NO GAMES VACATED? But, by all means, keep believing those "insiders". Later haters.
If the Germans had won world war 2, they would've been able to make the rules of the new world.One question, do you all still want to tell me how dumb I am? Seems to me that I was right all along about the classes...and...oh...yeah...sorry, one more. Who remembers me saying NO GAMES VACATED? But, by all means, keep believing those "insiders". Later haters.
They would've handed down official government statements which justified all of their actions in war and which would've justified continued widespread human rights violations across the globe. According to the official news sources, they'd be the good guys.
Guess what? They wouldn't be the good guys.
Your squads included players who couldn't perform up to (at times) even a middle school standard, so people like Walden sent your boys to particular classes, including those which required no attendance and which were comprised of work performed or entirely revised by UNC staff. In other words, fake classes which almost cost your top 30 university its accreditation.
None of this can be disputed. But because these classes were split 60/40 non athletes (or whatever inhabitant ratio schools use to ensure that athlete dorms are not considered impermissible benefits… anybody who thinks something with 40% athletes on campus isn't intended for athletes should have all sharp objects taken away.. That level of stupid is dangerous), you got away with it. You got away with what everyone knows is the mother of all technicalities.
If you had an ounce of common sense, you'd retreat quietly, thanking your lucky stars to have gotten a lucky roll from the most embarrassing, inconsistent, and interest conflicted governing body in modern athletics. You might even feel a little shame for your program and hope to see your school take strong steps to gut all of the corrupt elements of your athletic department.
Instead, you're over here goose-stepping. Do you expect the Allies to celebrate a victory for injustice? You're out of your damn mind. The Carolina way has now fallen to the status of a running joke among non-Carolina fans from now until the end of time.
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UConn, Syracuse, and many others need to get their paperwork together, and file a law suit if UNC skates?
Yee doggies, it looks like we got away with it.
Coker-colers all around boys.
I would guess the answer by many to your first question would be, "Yes". :smiley:
Bottom line: Basically your university is skating because they were brilliant enough to also enroll non-athletes in the classes. That's it. Players maintained their eligibility because of these bogus classes. And it appears you and the vast majority of your fellow UNC fans are fine with this. Elated even.
So you see, it's really neither here nor there what the NCAA does or does not do to UNC for their decades-long abhorrent behavior because everyone now knows what the "Carolina Way" truly entails.
And there is nothing you can ever do to change that.
One question, do you all still want to tell me how dumb I am? Seems to me that I was right all along about the classes...and...oh...yeah...sorry, one more. Who remembers me saying NO GAMES VACATED? But, by all means, keep believing those "insiders". Later haters.
Such twisted pride and arrogance celebrating the perceived virtue of corruption is obscene and an insult to human decency. Our conscious is clean, but you'll forever be a shameless POS living a legacy of the most disgraceful, egregious cheating scandal in history. And we won't let you forget it.
They're testing the waters.......trying to get a feel for how low they can penalize the worst of the worst.
Wtf. All we've heard is how this is an academic issue and not an athletic issue and that's why basketball wouldn't get in trouble. Well HTF can one sports team get punished but not the others when they all cheated? It's either all or none.
If I were the women's coach I'd be damned if I'd be the sacrificial lamb. I'd go down guns blazing and burn everyone.
I'm honestly more thoroughly pissed that it seems the women involved in all this are taking the fall. What crap
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