Not sure if these have been posted, but here they are.
http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/matrix.pdf
No matter the spin you hear from Godfrey or Yancy, this is going to be catastrophic for the Bears. There are a bunch of eyes on this case to see if the NCAA follows their own guidelines. I'm betting they do, and that's not "a good thing" for our friends to the north.
We know from past experience that the Bear admin only puts out the least damning of what's actually there and that they do it in a way that is most beneficial to themselves. I'm betting there are many supporting violations that they didn't mention in their press free press conference. And I'm betting that several of the allegations, especially the ones that occurred after they knew they were under investigation, fall under the "aggravated" category. This means much harsher penalty.
So while there will be no death penalty, the penalties will be akin to many years of hard labor on Parchman Farm.
http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/matrix.pdf
No matter the spin you hear from Godfrey or Yancy, this is going to be catastrophic for the Bears. There are a bunch of eyes on this case to see if the NCAA follows their own guidelines. I'm betting they do, and that's not "a good thing" for our friends to the north.
We know from past experience that the Bear admin only puts out the least damning of what's actually there and that they do it in a way that is most beneficial to themselves. I'm betting there are many supporting violations that they didn't mention in their press free press conference. And I'm betting that several of the allegations, especially the ones that occurred after they knew they were under investigation, fall under the "aggravated" category. This means much harsher penalty.
So while there will be no death penalty, the penalties will be akin to many years of hard labor on Parchman Farm.
