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Message: [QUOTE="reedny, post: 1395121, member: 1423"] We had one athlete that had a (passing) paper re-written for him to raise his grade. Three others were accused of receiving improper assistance, but they were all exonerated by the University judicial system. That's it. One kid, who spoke Portuguese, trying to raise his grade on a paper. That's out of 650-700 student athletes per year, over a 12 year period. I'm not sure there is another P-5 school that could match that record if you put them under the kind of microscope we were under. In other words, we don't have a prayer of matching the semi-professional money machine in place at UK, or the mass-scale academic farce they perpetuate for athletes. The only school in the ACC that could come close is UNC (automatic A/no-show classes for 1,500 athletes over 18 years) ... but they'd loose handily because they had other legitimate classes. [/QUOTE]