This isn't the nineteen hundreds. They control the gateway to a career in the NBA. Is this "code" enforced fairly and evenly against all of the student athletes at Syracuse University.
Stoned Frank is when he plays good though...
Then why did they suspend him a week later?
Starting to think that too, but if that is the case the team should have been notified immediately so tgey could prepare. That decision would be and AD decision, not an ncaa decision and would be a huge blunder to wait until the day before to notify the team
It's an SU rule..it's in the press release
My real point on this is that the old people who run the athletic department are totally unaware that an undefined allegation in the age of the internet is the worst thing possible. The need to rethink this policy as I believe it could lead to litigation.
Yes. That's how science works.
Are these hoodies being sold anywhere?
Stop please. FERPA laws prevent the AD from saying the allegations publicly.
I was thinking of Mitch McGary, who we played against in the 2013 Final Four. At the tourney a year after that, he tested positive for marijuana and was suspended.
Then the laws need to change to prevent total character assassinations by internet mobs.
I mean...you realize there is a lot more to Utah than the LDS right? They even have gangs and stuff.
