UNC Academic Scandal

[WstateU]

any other school pulling this stunt would have been screwed, blued and tattooed.

Here's two more times the NCAA is failing to rule sensibly on players' academic issues

Oakland's Jalen Hayes and Colorado's Evan Battey both got ridiculous rulings from the NCAA

"It's a little bit ironic to me with all the things that are going on in college basketball," Colorado coach Tad Boyle told reporters Thursday when he announced Battey has been ruled ineligible to compete as a freshman. "North Carolina academic scandal, they lawyer up and fight the NCAA for two years, and they win on a technicality. They get off scot-free. There's an FBI investigation going on. There's four assistant coaches that have been arrested by the FBI. As of today, nothing has happened to those four schools. No ramifications for those sorts of things. But you have a kid who struggled a little bit when he was 13 years old in the classroom due to a lot of personal and family issues he was dealing with at the time, and he gets stuck sitting out this year."

https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/heres-two-more-times-the-ncaa-is-failing-to-rule-sensibly-on-players-academic-issues/

[ShockingButTrue]

Here's two more times the NCAA is failing to rule sensibly on players' academic issues

Oakland's Jalen Hayes and Colorado's Evan Battey both got ridiculous rulings from the NCAA

"It's a little bit ironic to me with all the things that are going on in college basketball," Colorado coach Tad Boyle told reporters Thursday when he announced Battey has been ruled ineligible to compete as a freshman. "North Carolina academic scandal, they lawyer up and fight the NCAA for two years, and they win on a technicality. They get off scot-free. There's an FBI investigation going on. There's four assistant coaches that have been arrested by the FBI. As of today, nothing has happened to those four schools. No ramifications for those sorts of things. But you have a kid who struggled a little bit when he was 13 years old in the classroom due to a lot of personal and family issues he was dealing with at the time, and he gets stuck sitting out this year."

https://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...ademic-issues/

Sounds like tilted justice. It's everywhere today. Out in broad daylight.

[ShockTalk]

Here's two more times the NCAA is failing to rule sensibly on players' academic issues

Oakland's Jalen Hayes and Colorado's Evan Battey both got ridiculous rulings from the NCAA

"It's a little bit ironic to me with all the things that are going on in college basketball," Colorado coach Tad Boyle told reporters Thursday when he announced Battey has been ruled ineligible to compete as a freshman. "North Carolina academic scandal, they lawyer up and fight the NCAA for two years, and they win on a technicality. They get off scot-free. There's an FBI investigation going on. There's four assistant coaches that have been arrested by the FBI. As of today, nothing has happened to those four schools. No ramifications for those sorts of things. But you have a kid who struggled a little bit when he was 13 years old in the classroom due to a lot of personal and family issues he was dealing with at the time, and he gets stuck sitting out this year."

https://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...ademic-issues/

Your post was worth putting it on here twice. :good: :p

[Shocker-maniac]

It's quite clear that the NCAA and college sports (basketball and football) are corrupt at the upper echelons (meaning KU, UNC, UK, Louisville, etc. in basketball ). It's all driven by greed. The NCAA is more concerned about things like TV revenue and alienating large fanbases, etc. than fair and equitable treatment and rules enforcement. This has been going on for decades, but the corruption is so pervasive that the system is now rotting to the core. Barring major reform, we will see the collapse of the current system in the foreseeable future. Whatever the new system will be it most likely further the divide between the haves and have-nots, just with less hypocrisy.

[golferc]

Pretty much sounds like Washington DC