NCAA is overcharging UNC

[Reilly35]

Well at least according to their AD.

North Carolina AD lays out academic fraud defense: NCAA 'overcharged' Tar Heels

 

[Shark58]

lol

 

[retro44]

"[I told the NCAA] if a class is on my transcript, I have a grade, I have a credit," Cunningham added. "How are you -- as the outside athletic agency -- telling me that's not good?"

Because it was a fake class you idiot

 

[Flacusian]

This the type of stuff which is becoming ubiquitous in America in 2017. This is the type of thinking which masquerades as reason in what has become an Orwellian world.

 

[iommi]

"Is this academic fraud? Yes, it is by a normal person's standards. But by the NCAA's definition (it is not)."

Wow.

 

[Toga]

He called the committee that adjudicates NCAA wrongdoing "anonymous people that are justice warriors." Not sure if that wins you points there Bubba.

 

[dasher]

He called the committee that adjudicates NCAA wrongdoing "anonymous people that are justice warriors." Not sure if that wins you points there Bubba.

He didn't say all that hoping to get sympathy from us, did he?

 

[Budley]

How is it that the NCAA can evaluate a class a high school student in Africa took 2 years ago and decide it wasn't credible enough to allow that student to be eligible to play for us,
But supposedly doesn't have the power to judge a university course that players "took" and deem all of them ineligible?

 

[PeteCalvin]

How is it that the NCAA can evaluate a class a high school student in Africa took 2 years ago and decide it wasn't credible enough to allow that student to be eligible to play for us,
But supposedly doesn't have the power to judge a university course that players "took" and deem all of them ineligible?

Because...wheelhouse.

And super secret rule #99: 'Wheelhouse' means DON'T touch the blue blood programs or SEC Football. Punish someone else.

 

[jncuse]

And lastly, if you don't stop it Roy Williams will cry... and possibly berate some more female reporters.