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NCAA just hammered Mizzou

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MSUDC11

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One year postseason ban for football, baseball, and softball for academic fraud.

I bet Kelly Bryant wishes he had picked a different destination now.
 
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rem101

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Wonder if he'll petition the NCAA for another transfer since his last season has a post season ban on it.
 
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MSUDC11

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Mizzou was poised to have a really good year in football next year. They return basically everybody other than Drew Lock, and Bryant was expected to be a capable replacement for him.
 
Trojanbulldog19

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Wow. Thought Mizzou always tried to claim they were a smart school. Academic fraud. NCAA always hammers that a little harder than other things.
 
Leeshouldveflanked

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Ole Miss tried to blame their woes on Leo and Kobe... but the ACT deal af Wayne County was the biggest deal to the NCAA
 
the_marshall

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Do we try to go back and get Kelly Bryant? Looks like the NCAA will waive transfer penalty since Mizzou has a bowl ban now...
 
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G-Dawg

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trojandawg said:
Wow. Thought Mizzou always tried to claim they were a smart school. Academic fraud. NCAA always hammers that a little harder than other things.
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Did North Carolina ever receive any harsh sanctions? To be fair, that was institutional cheating. This thing at Missouri is just one person who acted on their own.
 
Seinfeld

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North Carolina received zero sanctions due to one of the most ridiculous loopholes in the history of college sports. The university admitted to cheating, giving players free grades, and not even making the individuals attend class. The NCAA gave them no penalties, however, because get this... the classes were open to all students.

Therefore, athletes were not receiving a unique benefit
 
Trojanbulldog19

Trojanbulldog19

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well, i'm talking about in to reference of cars, cash gifts, and other things. they usually overlook that a lot more than they do the academic fraud stuff.
 
Trojanbulldog19

Trojanbulldog19

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i still have hard time believing she did it on her on without feeling pressured to do so by someone at the school. was it money incentives?
 
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sandwolf.sixpack

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Seinfeld said:
North Carolina received zero sanctions due to one of the most ridiculous loopholes in the history of college sports. The university admitted to cheating, giving players free grades, and not even making the individuals attend class. The NCAA gave them no penalties, however, because get this... the classes were open to all students.

Therefore, athletes were not receiving a unique benefit
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Didn't we get sanctioned back in the 70's for players getting a discount at a local store even though the discount was available to all students?
 
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patdog

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Just about everyone fires the scapegoat when the violations become public. Surely you don't think she did all that in a vacuum with no one else knowing.
 
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elsid76

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Yes, shopped there some and anyone with a student ID got same discount. Problem was that NCAA was certain we had done some other bad stuff but not enough proof so went with what they could prove. Same store, funny story..they ran an ad in Starkville Daily news that was supposed to say “Leisure Shirts on Sale” the final print left out the “r” in Shirts.

most of you will have to ask your Dad or Grandad what a Leisure Shirt was, or rent a copy of Saturday Night Fever!
 
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patdog

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Just names of some players she took tests for. Nothing earth shattering.
 
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bruiser.sixpack

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So, a Tutor, assigned to help dumb athletes pass sop classes, actually took test and did work FOR said dumb athletes, and Missouri gets harsher penalties than a school who’s Football program committed 21 violations with 15 of them being Level 1, the worst Level in the NCAA by-laws??

Nothing wrong with how the NCAA metes out their punishment***. Definitely fair and equitable.***

Oh, and on top of it all, Missouri was very cooperative in the investigation while the school with 15 Level 1 violations was defiant to the very end when they perceived they got the hammer, but based on the NCAA’s own litmus test, should have gotten the Death Penalty.
 
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o_Native Son

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patdog said:
Just about everyone fires the scapegoat when the violations become public. Surely you don't think she did all that in a vacuum with no one else knowing.
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Replied to the image of the professor a few years ago who yelled to get students to force a photographer out of an area. No idea on the tutoring violations.
 
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Bucky Dog

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And now I see that SEC officials and other schools are challenging the penalties saying they are unfair. As mentioned above, how do they give out a harsher judgment basically to MO over Ole Miss???
 
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