Terrierbyassociation
Fight Cancer, Wherever You Find It
Re: College Football III: We may lose, but we keep the score close!
I expected better of you. In the very best case scenario for the NCAA, one member of USC knew, the RB coach. He found out after the USC-Texas title game. But the NCAA has now decided to change their method of determining punishment. Instead of levying punishment based on whether the school knew, now the standard is whether the school should have known if the athlete was high profile.
Reggie Bush was guilty as sin. USC was stupid because their AD was/is a retard and had a **** poor compliance office 1/10th the size of most compliance offices. But they weren't complicit, this isn't the SEC.
USC deserves everything they get for OJ Mayo. They knew Guillory was a scumbag because he had been caught for the same thing before.
But with Bush, the house for his parents, the car, they weren't obvious things. Both were within the means of a dual income family and the house...no school even with a competent AD and competent compliance department is going to find out about the house rent.
Now they should have wondered about Bush's parents going to away games on Southwest? I mean, how could they have afforded to fly Southwest?
I like how besides Priceless you're just trusting the NCAA. Watch out when they come for you. USC gained no advantage by Bush cheating, they already had him playing at the school and he wasn't going to leave. He wasn't paid by a booster, he didn't play better because of the money he was given. He was ineligible for the 2005 season, two years without bowl games and 45 total lost scholarships is insane.
I expected better of you. In the very best case scenario for the NCAA, one member of USC knew, the RB coach. He found out after the USC-Texas title game. But the NCAA has now decided to change their method of determining punishment. Instead of levying punishment based on whether the school knew, now the standard is whether the school should have known if the athlete was high profile.
Reggie Bush was guilty as sin. USC was stupid because their AD was/is a retard and had a **** poor compliance office 1/10th the size of most compliance offices. But they weren't complicit, this isn't the SEC.
USC deserves everything they get for OJ Mayo. They knew Guillory was a scumbag because he had been caught for the same thing before.
But with Bush, the house for his parents, the car, they weren't obvious things. Both were within the means of a dual income family and the house...no school even with a competent AD and competent compliance department is going to find out about the house rent.
Now they should have wondered about Bush's parents going to away games on Southwest? I mean, how could they have afforded to fly Southwest?
I like how besides Priceless you're just trusting the NCAA. Watch out when they come for you. USC gained no advantage by Bush cheating, they already had him playing at the school and he wasn't going to leave. He wasn't paid by a booster, he didn't play better because of the money he was given. He was ineligible for the 2005 season, two years without bowl games and 45 total lost scholarships is insane.
