With vacating 122 games this drops their program from 10th in all time wins down to 27th.
NCAA has upheld it’s penalties against Louisville and denied the appeal
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With vacating 122 games this drops their program from 10th in all time wins down to 27th.
RIP Natty. Lost in history, hiding somewhere with Reggie Bush's Heisman.
Shocked, SHOCKED I say!
1 down, about 25 other really dirty programs to go. Looking at YOU CaliPAYME!
1 down, about 25 other really dirty programs to go. Looking at YOU CaliPAYME!
"Michigan, who lost the 2013 national title game, will not be named the national champion."
Instead the NCAA will give that distinction to the University of North Carolina in recognition of their continued academic excellence.
Instead the NCAA will give that distinction to the University of North Carolina in recognition of their continued academic excellence.
The vacating wins always annoys me. The record of the wins and the championship wont go away. Everybody will know they won it. It is such a weak punishment.
This. Nobody who cheated or knew about the cheating gives a rip if the title or wins get vacated years later. They already got/bought their moment.
Yet, whenever they try any punishment against the program everyone claims it isn't fair to the current student athletes because they are getting punished for something someone else did.
For every year they were in violation, they should lose 1 scholarship for a 4 year period. They were dirty for 3 or 4 years, that is 3 or 4 scholarships.
Doesn't the NCAA sort of offer an out for that situation? Aren't some athletes (depending on what their eligibility status is, I think) allowed to transfer and not sit out a year if the program they play for gets caught up in something they had nothing to do with?
Watching Russ Smith, Peyton Siva, and Luke Hancock foul their way to a National Championship is one of my least favorite NCAA sports memories. Screw Louisville.
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