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Message: [QUOTE="Orange87, post: 1721673, member: 1341"] But if you're [I]not[/I] playing by the rules and your opponents [I]are[/I], then thats an unfair advantage. They are restricted by the rules whereas you are not. For instance, let's assume Fab Melo stayed eligible for some games because he received satisfactory grades in a class where someone on the basketball staff or some other faculty member did the work for him. That's against the rules. So he plays in a game or games where his play significantly effects the outcome and SU wins. Had Melo not had someone else do that work, then he would not have gotten the satisfactory grade and not been elgible to play in those games. As a result SU loses those games. Because SU didn't follow the rules, Melo played and they won. Ergo they cheated. [/QUOTE]