IU players suspended

[MeatMan]

espn article - Indiana Hoosiers -- NCAA upholds 9-game bans for Hanner Perea, Peter Jurkin - ESPN

the NCAA is so messed up in their priorities. no penalty for Newton and Auburn, but stuff like this? basically called a booster cause he donated $180 to the athletic dept 20 years ago?

 

[INTIMIDATORHawk]

To me this says something different. It indicates that when the NCAA can find the evidence, they will punish institutions and/or players for any and all infractions. It sounds crazy to classify a guy as a booster over a $180 donation he made 20 years ago, but to institutions that are always skirting the rules, this should serve as warning that there is a new Sheriff in town.

I like it. Besides, it's Indiana.

I read that the NCAA has informed former Miami Football players that if they do not participate in the investigation into the football program, that the NCAA will consider them all "guilty".

That's drawing a line in the sand. Again, I like it.

 

[MeatMan]

To me this says something different. It indicates that when the NCAA can find the evidence, they will punish institutions and/or players for any and all infractions. It sounds crazy to classify a guy as a booster over a $180 donation he made 20 years ago, but to institutions that are always skirting the rules, this should serve as warning that there is a new Sheriff in town.

I like it. Besides, it's Indiana.

I read that the NCAA has informed former Miami Football players that if they do not participate in the investigation into the football program, that the NCAA will consider them all "guilty".

That's drawing a line in the sand. Again, I like it.

my point is they punish teams like Boise St and let this Miami thing drag on for a couple years. just way too inconsistent.

 

[CAARHawk]

The south treats the NCAA like it is the Union Government. While schools in the North might disagree with some things they do, in the end, they cooperate.