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[QUOTE="shantydaze, post: 3116277, member: 666"]
I do not think this really is an issue. The punchline Cleveland State is a public school as is its modern equivalent (at least on the college sports reddit boards), Missouri. Louisville's status as a public university did not shield it from having its national championship vacated. Miami has skated on some allegations in the past in football.

The two real issues are the stature of the school cheating and what can be proven, as opposed what is generally known. Alabama football, at least while Saban is there, is not going to be investigated unless the NCAA is forced to do so. For instance, if it were the subject of an FBI investigation and DOJ trial. Same with Duke and same with Kansas.

The second (and probably more important issue) is the limitations the NCAA has when collecting evidence. Kansas should follow UNC's main defense strategy, which is to obstruct, obstruct, and obstruct. Do not cooperate with the investigation in the least. It doesn't appear to lessen the sanctions at all and allows the NCAA access to evidence it may not be able to receive otherwise.
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