Yea...I'd say the Ole Miss issues are way worse than the USC case.
Overview: A football player (Reggie Bush) receives financial assistance and benefits from sports agents. The football team hires a consultant, causing it to exceed the allowed number of coaches.School officials knew boosters involved had committed earlier NCAA violations, but allowed them to work with players.
Sanctions: The university was put on four years probation, while the football team received a two-year postseason ban , was required to vacate all wins in which Bush participated, and received a reduction of 10 scholarships for three consecutive years.
In addition, the boosters and athletes involved were forced to disassociate with the university, meaning refusal of an financial or recruiting assistance. The NCAA also banned any non-university personnel from riding charter flights and attending football or basketball practices.
Overview: A football player (Reggie Bush) receives financial assistance and benefits from sports agents. The football team hires a consultant, causing it to exceed the allowed number of coaches.School officials knew boosters involved had committed earlier NCAA violations, but allowed them to work with players.
Sanctions: The university was put on four years probation, while the football team received a two-year postseason ban , was required to vacate all wins in which Bush participated, and received a reduction of 10 scholarships for three consecutive years.
In addition, the boosters and athletes involved were forced to disassociate with the university, meaning refusal of an financial or recruiting assistance. The NCAA also banned any non-university personnel from riding charter flights and attending football or basketball practices.
