NCAA: "UNC No Academic Violations"
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The NCAA will take North Carolina wrong doings out on a small insignificant College that Cain't defend themselves.ARE YOU F*CKING KIDDING ME?
Already have. Beverly ineligible for NC State for actually going to class.
We should flood the Capiluto and Barnhart with letters, emails, etc. requesting that UK no longer play North Carolina in any intercollegiate sport, or work with them in any academic research of any kind. The power 5 presidents and athletic directors and coaches are just like all the people in hollywood not saying a damn thing about Harvey Weinstein. They all know that the arrogant sobs are the biggest cheaters of all time, an yet they are walking. I graduated from UK. I have followed UK athletics for over 50 years. It has been a passion and hobby in my life. I have listened to their arrogance and demeaning of my school, and may state, and my basketball program as backwater and cheaters…any now they are exposed and walk? October 13, 2017 is the day college athletics died. I will have a lot of free time on my hands to do something that matters.
You have a better point by trying to argue the percentage of AA students to the whole...and then from that taking the % of AA athletes to the AA population as a whole...then looking at your 53/47 ratio. I dont know the answer to that but that could have some merit.
The NCAA has now established a precedent that encourages the use of paper classes to help student athletes struggling with eligibility. There will be "NO" punishment as long as the entire student body has access. The limits of protection for certain universities knows no bounds. Here I thought NCAA stood for National Collegiate Athletic Association, but it actually means North Carolina Athletic Association.ARE YOU F*CKING KIDDING ME?
"Benefited regular student as well". You literally just gave the blueprint for every university to cheat and keep their athletes eligible. Create a dept., sprinkle in a few regular students, populate the classes with all major athletes, and give fake grades to everyone enrolled. That way the university can say it didn't just benefit athletes, but rather all "students".
But they didn’t lack institutional control, the basketball team didn’t do anything that violated their own university’s policies or a set rule or law. To me, LOIC has always just been enforced as an add-on violation, you get hit with three other violations and they add it on as a reinforcement. This is the problem with a catch-all rule, especially in a case like this, selective enforcement. Don’t get me wrong, I think this is complete BS and their academic reputation and athletic accomplishments should be tainted but at the end of the day they were just more clever at cheating than other schools such as Louisville.
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Said it many times, and will say it again, UNCheat and dook are untouchable. Corrupt NCAA will never do anything to these schools.
pfffftttt, each case is treated with zero regard to precedence or consistency.
Set fazers to "Sanctimonious prick satisfied being a fraud gloating from the bottom of a cesspool of THE BIGGEST CHEATING SCANDAL in the history of college athletics enabled by the media and governing body thinking his participation trophy means something" - Fire Fire Fire.....
Seriously dude - only a eunuch would gloat over such ill-gained "Titles" on the internet on another board. No class... well - kinda like UNCCheat - so it fits.... Here's hoping, unlike you, others will have the balls to stand up to this kind of crap. The irony of your "I am sorry if you can't accept the truth" is hilarious to anyone NOT UNCheat... You sold your souls so long ago you can't see the truth... wouldn't recognize it.
Your ethics are lower than U of L... I am sorry if you can't accept that truth.
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there is another silver lining...
without punishment the cloud will forever remain over unc. no remorse, no system changes, no self punishments. no growth. how can you bounce back from doing nothing wrong? they will remain where they are, and forever be tainted. championships don't change anything. they have 4 titles they never should have had. they are all tainted.
I disagree completely. Louisville now knows what it needs to do to avoid ANY punishment by the NCAA. With this ruling, the NCAA has shown that it is incapable of enforcing any rules or giving any punishment. Their excuse of, ‘Every situation is different and is handled differently’ cannot hold up anymore.
If I were Louisville I would deny, deny and deny. Then, if there is the possibility of any punishment, threaten lawsuits. Either way, I would totally keep the banner up and pretend like the NCAA did nothing to them.
The NCAA has just set a dangerous precedent, if true. Schools will be doing these same things from here on out with no possibility of getting in trouble by the NCAA. The only things schools will have to fear is the FBI and crossing the legal line.
counterpoint: to feel those things would require self-awareness which those smug jackasses do not possess
No. The same way UL fans rationalized dripping ceiling tiles at the Minardi bordello as being perfectly normal applies here as well. **** smells great to dung beetles.
We are spending a huge amount on CAT tutoring center when we could be handing out PhD’s in Equine Pharmacology
WOW everyone walks. Women's basketball, football and the NCAA's darling Men's basketball. One thought here ..Debbie Crowder admitted one basketball player was only at 3rd grade reading level. Well how in the heck was he able to pass a college entrance exam???????????????????
I can see why though. If other students can take the class it becomes an accreditation issue and not a NCAA athletics issue
So defrauding numerous students from a solid college education is okay? Those athletes signed a contract that guarantees that they will receive a quality education within the confines of an athletic pursuit that benefits the university directly. In other words, it is a bilateral agreement that guarantees that education in exchange for athletic development and success.
How is this NOT an NCAA violation? It directly affects eligibility and viability as a "student athlete." At the minimum, it should cause UNC to lose their SACS accreditation which would disqualify them for D 1 status.
This system is rife with corruption. The only explanation is a lot of threats on individuals (knowing who is doing what) and the exchange of money to bribe the committee against any penalty.
How is this NOT an NCAA violation? It directly affects eligibility and viability as a "student athlete." At the minimum, it should cause UNC to lose their SACS accreditation which would disqualify them for D 1 status.
This system is rife with corruption. The only explanation is a lot of threats on individuals (knowing who is doing what) and the exchange of money to bribe the committee against any penalty.
I found the version of the report written by UNC athletes:
“On the evening of October NCAA decided that it was going to look at the UNC section of academics in Chapel Hill, UNC. During this time UNC athletes get to take fake classes when they good players. The NCAA refused to accept this. It and the UNC began to talk and the conversation went like this. "Dont give athletes good fake classes" said the NCAA. UNC didn't stop and told the NCAA it didn't care. "I'm going to give you a stern warning " said the NCAA. "You may do that," UNC responded. Two NCAA administrators came in and UNC asked them, " why do you all push us around?" The NCAA replied and said "I don't know, but the law is the law and you are getting ultra-double secret suspended academic probation.”
A- work if I say so myself
“On the evening of October NCAA decided that it was going to look at the UNC section of academics in Chapel Hill, UNC. During this time UNC athletes get to take fake classes when they good players. The NCAA refused to accept this. It and the UNC began to talk and the conversation went like this. "Dont give athletes good fake classes" said the NCAA. UNC didn't stop and told the NCAA it didn't care. "I'm going to give you a stern warning " said the NCAA. "You may do that," UNC responded. Two NCAA administrators came in and UNC asked them, " why do you all push us around?" The NCAA replied and said "I don't know, but the law is the law and you are getting ultra-double secret suspended academic probation.”
A- work if I say so myself
If by "everyone" you mean athletes primarily then, I concur. The non-students were allowed access only to CYA in the event that the NCAA came snooping. Actually, UK did the same thing back in the 70's and 80's when the NCAA balked at allowing only athletes to take up residence in what was then Wildcat Lodge. So, UK opened up a couple rooms for students to ensure that the NCAA was mollified.
However, rooming a couple of History majors in with athletes isn't even in the same universe as creating bogus classes, faking test scores and funneling athletes to easy grades.
The shame and degradation that should be heaped on UNCheat for what was decades of an underhanded scheme to simply ensure athletes remained eligible, should be a deafening roar.
Derrick Rose was cleared to play at Memphis by the NCAA and changed their mind after the season was over! Memphis was hammered not coach Cal!?!
I'm pretty sure you were permabanned from here UNCfaninKy. I really really really wish someone here was an expert hacker....
Have not read through the 7 pages
....if it takes 6 plus years to prove nothing was wrong, then something was very very wrong.
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I don't even want them or anyone else to take a hit now. The NCAA can suck eggs and I'd prefer all members that have ever been penalized to sue the crap out of them.
I hope a million line beards converge on the headquarters and burn it down.
The NCAA repeatedly sticks its nose into academics and eligibility issues, regardless of rules or precedent, any time it is a school not named Duke or UNCheat. Penn State and Memphis received a completely different treatment than Corey Maggette, Lance Thomas, and UNCheat. It is a corrupt and rigged system.
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correct me if Im wrong but wasn't there a departmental email that basically talked about how they were concerned that the regular student body found out about these class and wasn't there also an email that basically told ad visors to steer athletes to these classes...I mean next seasons unc team could consist of the 92 dream team and the NCAA would be like "whatevs"
They screwed up by doing self sanctions.
The appropriate response to NCAA should always be "piss up the nearest flagpole, we'll see you in court or in Hell whichever comes first".
Never, ever admit guilt and never cooperate in the slightest.