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May 26, 2020
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unctoothman All-American

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unctoothman

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Stephen F Austin Death penalty?

BYUALWAYSNUM1 All-American

5/26/20 9:54am

Kansas must have done something really bad.

Marvelous

5/26/20 9:55am

Haha, I was about to say “man, that reaction to Duke violations was swift”

zerome4sooners

5/26/20 2:59pm

And Penn state, Arizona, UNC, and Kansas got slaps on the wrist. Ridiculous.

Champ Kind

5/26/20 9:55am

Wow! that was quick

newbie

5/26/20 9:59am

In 2040, Duke will be slapped on the wrist for paying Zion.

Archaea

5/26/20 9:59am

The university agreed with all the allegations

Everyman

5/26/20 10:04am

I'm actually hearing from Texas(SFA) people that it is "just" a postseason ban

BYUALWAYSNUM1

5/26/20 9:59am

Yet Arizona duke etc are still good

I'mBatman

5/26/20 10:01am

The NCAA is a joke.

yorksama

5/26/20 10:10am

From Nacogdoches paper

BYUALWAYSNUM1

5/26/20 10:05am

Or ESPN

BYUALWAYSNUM1

5/26/20 10:49am

Apparently playing 82 ineligible players is a bigger deal than 52 molested kids

CaliWG

5/26/20 10:09am

it's horrible from a personal standpoint, but the Penn State issues had nothing to do with competition

byujag

5/26/20 10:15am

I understand completely. SFA absolutely deserves sanctions.

CaliWG

5/26/20 10:25am

You're right about the seriousness of Penn State's crimes.

displacedute

5/26/20 10:41am

So state bars & medical boards should not punish members who commit crimes?

CaliWG

5/26/20 11:35am

The purpose of a Bar or Medical Board is different than the NCAA.

displacedute

5/26/20 11:41am

Completely disagree. The difference is foresight.

CaliWG

5/26/20 11:51am

I think the difference is scope.

displacedute

5/26/20 12:00pm

The members of the NCAA are the programs themselves, not individuals

CaliWG

5/26/20 12:16pm

See, I think that's a matter for the actual justice system.

displacedute

5/26/20 12:21pm

Yes it did. They covered it up because of competition.

byubyu

5/26/20 10:39am

I agree yet I think there are several levels to this

travelcoug

5/26/20 4:07pm

He was 72 when he was first told about the investigation involving Sandusky and

byubyu

5/26/20 4:42pm

I am talking about that generation. 72, 20 years ago is 92 now

travelcoug

5/26/20 4:56pm

The Penn State administration should have done something

byukarl

5/26/20 10:40am

Wow- Arizona really made them mad I guess.

PJMort

5/26/20 10:12am

Rookie mistake. If they just would have allowed some of the non athletes to

BYUheaven

5/26/20 10:15am

You don't even have to tell the other students about it, you just have to make

darkcoug

5/26/20 10:22am

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rivercitycoug

5/26/20 10:17am

unctoothman

5/26/20 11:29am

So basically they let a lot of athletes play who weren't academically

JuicyJam

5/26/20 10:27am

SFA reported some classes that were not applicable to the students Major(an elective) and that brought there numbers.

BYUALWAYSNUM1

5/26/20 10:37am

Wow somewhere Jerry Tarkanian is shaking his head, laughing at the NCAA

BYU Grounds

5/26/20 10:35am

Why have none of the schools involved with the Adidas payment scandal been punished?

SlantRoute

5/26/20 10:59am

Correct me if I'm wrong...I thought the death penalty was a shutdown of the

doctorcoug

5/26/20 11:09am

You're correct.

displacedute

5/26/20 11:34am

We talked about this very issue in our podcast this week!

CollegeSportsAttys

5/26/20 11:16am

And it didn't even work out for them. They still sucked.

TailgateU

5/26/20 11:20am

Four NCAA tournament appearances in five years from 2014-2018, including 2 wins.

kudzucoug

5/26/20 11:28am

That's what I get for not reading it. I was thinking football. I figured 82

TailgateU

5/26/20 11:47am

That's hardly the death penalty

KingDave

5/26/20 12:06pm

Bummer. I've become somewhat of a fan of SFA since I watch them every March

Texas Hammer

5/26/20 12:14pm

And yet, North Carolina got off with no penalty after 18 years of academic fraud

Gentleman Stan

5/26/20 1:05pm

3 years probation is the death penalty? Lol click bait

Lip Gallagher

5/26/20 1:23pm

This might not be the best time to make this point because 82 ineligible athletes is a ton, but when are smaller schools

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