The Entire Report

[MJ271]

Not sure if this has been posted at all yet, but here's the report by the NCAA and Iowa State.

Iowa State Violations - Summary Disposition

The first 47 pages are the NCAA summary. The next pages are mainly the report sent to the NCAA by Iowa State. In Iowa State's report, the names of every coach are actually shown, and it tells later on every single call to every single recruit, but they whited out the names of the recruits.

Edit:Also, from page 307 to 578, it's just charts on financial aid for each team

 

[Go2Guy]

The first 47 pages are the NCAA summary.

47-pages ?#? Imagine how many if we really committed some serious violations.

Just wish it would get over soon; don't want to see it go past the final semester and into summer.

 

[SoapyCy]

ive already heard crap from my ku and hawkeye coworkers. my response was "you're just preparing your excuses for next year when we beat you".

 

[WooBadger18]

ive already heard crap from my ku and hawkeye coworkers. my response was "you're just preparing your excuses for next year when we beat you".

They better pray the NCAA never examines their athletic departments too closely.

 

[Luth4Cy]

They better pray the NCAA never examines their athletic departments too closely.

Only will happen if a school reports it. I guess that's how this stuff works based on our "major" violations.

 

[jaretac]

Interesting. Sounds like ISU needs to work on educating their coaches about compliance. Evidently something was missed. Vast majority of what I saw was uneducated coaches. Most of the bigger violators are those who were permitted to contact recruits that served a lesser role within the program.

I do wonder about how things work with camps. It was noted that the football staff had a lot of calls during the quiet period to inform recruits of football camp. I didn't see anything, but is there some way to inform a recruit about camp without it being a violation?

 

[clone1990]

Kansas had much much more serious violations a few years back with relatively minor sanctions imposed and of course limited negative press.

USATODAY.com - NCAA cites Kansas for lack of institutional control

 

[Bobber]

What I find curious is that we didn't pay more attention to phone calls and texts. Lord after Kelvin Sampson got Indiana into all kinds of trouble involving phone calls and texts, you would have thought we would have had it on the radar screen?