Interesting discussion this morning, I thought, on ESPN radio. J Will, Zubin, Keyshawn. They wondered why any school ever disciplines itself or reports violations. They said basketball schools Arizona, Kansas, Creighton and another I can't recall; the FBI caught them paying cash to recruits, it's been 4 years and the NCAA is still thinking about what to do, if anything. The only logic they could come up with was they wanted to get rid of their coach at Tennessee but didn't want to have to pay out his contract. So they report his violations, fire him and tear up his contract. Save a lot of $$$ and give yourself a slap on the wrist for which the NCAA will say, OK, we're good.
So, the point is that the NCAA is worthless in dealing with cheating, and the only way cheating will ever result in any punishment is if the school wants to fire their coach anyway. Sounded like they were right.
So, the point is that the NCAA is worthless in dealing with cheating, and the only way cheating will ever result in any punishment is if the school wants to fire their coach anyway. Sounded like they were right.