Some food for thought...

[missouridawg]

Louisville is expected to get their NOA into stripper/hooker gate this week. An announcement today said they'll make it public this week too. With basketball's early signing day looming in the first week of November... makes you wonder how in the world OM got away with holding theirs until the last possible second.

Anyone heard anything on the 2nd NOA for OM recently?

 

[engie]

It's going to be an addendum IMO...

They "got away with it" -- the same way they've "gotten away with" not firing any of the named football coaches. When they did pro-actively fire every named coach in the other sports -- and STILL every single one of them ended up with show-causes. Everyone is going down with that ship.

OM has handled theirs differently from any case I have ever followed. It's another reason it's a landmark. Also why, IMO, the NCAA is going a little beyond in their digging. Deny and spin to the grave has been their approach in football. Pretty soon, Hugh is going to be hanging with Brewer in the grove also.

 

[Uncle Ruckus]

I honestly think they're afraid someone will squeal if they can them or maybe it's been brought up and they accused threatened to squeal.

 

[coach66]

No coaches fired is proof this isn't serious**

The party line

 

[TheStateUofMS]

What investigation? Oh, this investigation... Fo-gheta-bout-it.
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Capeesh?

 

[RocketDawg]

Why does it take the NCAA so long? The stripper/hooker-gate story has been around at least a couple of years, and they're just now getting around to it? Did the investigation take that long? One wouldn't think so. Same with the Bears ... why so long (that might be a little different since it's a continuous thing, but still ....)?

 

[Shamoan]

Their recruiting has suffered mightily. The only time the NCAA needs to speed up is when they are landing big recruits

 

[DawgatAuburn]

Why does it take the NCAA so long? The stripper/hooker-gate story has been around at least a couple of years, and they're just now getting around to it? Did the investigation take that long? One wouldn't think so. Same with the Bears ... why so long (that might be a little different since it's a continuous thing, but still ....)?

The Louisville story is almost exactly one year old. It broke on ESPN last October. In the spring they self imposed a tournament ban, then later offered up 2 over 2 and limited visits. It's moving at warp speed compared to the Bears.

 

[patdog]

Why does it take the NCAA so long?

After the way they botched the Miami investigation, they're taking their time to be sure they've got all their I's dotted and T's crossed. I think they've gone too far with it, but expect some very bad news for Oxford next spring.

 

[thebushman82]

After the way they botched the Miami investigation, they're taking their time to be sure they've got all their I's dotted and T's crossed. I think they've gone too far with it, but expect some very bad news for Oxford next spring.

Don't you mean cross the t's and dot the....lower case j's?

 

[BiscuitEater]

They "got away with it" -- the same way they've "gotten away with" not firing any of the named football coaches.

The OM situation reminds me a lot of Penn State when the Sandusky 'crimes' came to light. Go back and look at that staff and how long they were together at PSU. Many had been together for 20-30 years. I am totally convinced that each and every PSU coach including Joe Pa knew exactly what was going on with Sandusky and they 'circled the wagons.'

I am totally convinced that each and every OM coach including Bucky knows exactly what was going on with NCAA violations and they have 'circled the wagons.'

** Note for lurkers. Don't get your panties in a wad and copy this post to NAFOOM. I'm not comparing the 'crimes' of Sandusky with those of Bucky .. just the 'cover-up.'