So let me get this straight

[bulldognation]

If I take my car to the dealership to have some work done on it, they'll give me a loaner until my car is fixed.
Loaner is typically a newer vehicle off the lot.. Probably not on the more expensive side of the spectrum. And it's usually only a day or two unless something is seriously wrong. So a week tops to have this thing.

Tunsil pulled on campus in a 2002 Impala which he took to the dealer and drove away in a 2012 Titan - the first of four loaners plus the new challenger that he got for no money down. And he kept them for months.

You can't convince me that Hugh or one of his staff didn't notice his projected #1 draft pick rolling up to practice in new car after new car after new car repeatedly. And you can't convince me that Tunsil wasn't guided to the dealership to be taken care of.

 

[Shmuley]

Nobody leaks a cannon deal!11!1! Noooooo Body!11!1!11!

 

[KurtRambis4]

They did know.

Hell their compliance department told him not to do it, multiple times.

The thing I don't understand is that when a school's compliance department finds a transgression, they go to the NCAA.

OM's apparently just went to the player and asked nicely to return the vehicle...

 

[57stratdawg]

Exactly, they did know. That's one of the major violations.

 

[coach66]

This is a very big red flag. You just can't rationalize this bull ****.

nm

 

[aTotal360]

Didn't notice =/= didn't care

 

[fishwater99]

Hell their compliance department told him not to do it, multiple times.

The thing I don't understand is that when a school's compliance department finds a transgression, they go to the NCAA.

OM's apparently just went to the player and asked nicely to return the vehicle...

You have to understand they are all in on it, the Chancellor, AD, coaches, alumni etc.. The whole school is under a culture of cheating and they don't see a problem with it b/c everyone else cheats.
They just don't care, if the NCAA doesn't stop them no one will..

 

[Original48]

Hell their compliance department told him not to do it, multiple times.

The thing I don't understand is that when a school's compliance department finds a transgression, they go to the NCAA.

And the NCAA was RIGHT DOWN THE STREET. This is the biggest slap in the NCAAs face in my opinion. These guys move into town and according to Freeze carry out a four year 'colonoscopy'...and yet this bunch just continues along with business as usual. That is some Grade A arrogance right there. Wonder how that plays in to the NCAAs response..