NoBeer
Well-Known Member
With the impending evidence the NCAA will have dropped in its lap due to the FBI investigation into tax evasion and money laundering, a thorn in my side has been re-aggravated. As a fan of a relatively clean program (no school is perfect) it has always irritated me how little the actual consequences for NCAA violations actually end up being, especially through the lens of time. And more so, the non-cheating schools get nothing. Michigan isn't 2013 NCAA basketball champions nor is any other team that lost to Louisville in the tournament. And years from now, the vast majority of Louisville fans will say they have three national championships, not two.
It feels like if you cheat its ultimately a slap on the wrist and if you're cheated against you get nothing. Maybe they should make these teams turn over their share of the gate revenue to every team they played in the years where the wins are vacated.
It feels like if you cheat its ultimately a slap on the wrist and if you're cheated against you get nothing. Maybe they should make these teams turn over their share of the gate revenue to every team they played in the years where the wins are vacated.