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[QUOTE="CaptainJ, post: 1547350, member: 1553"]
I agree to an extent, but might not some of these players be aware that some of it might be useful?  Obviously, if this were the first time it were done(or very rare, for whatever the athlete's situation), I could understand the shock and inability to produce such evidence.  (With someone like myself being the exception, being I took pride in some of my work lol).  Like I said though, I am not sure how common or rare it is for whatever the player's situation is to require or not require any evidence of coursework.   I'm not a fan of the NCAA's antics of late, but I'm guessing there are times when they get it right, similar to law enforcement unlawfully arresting someone who broke a law.  I'm not really sure whom to feel sorry for anymore.

On a note related to journalism, we could look some of the "top stories" listed in this publication to possibly help put the article in a more full perspective.  ;)  I found the one about Howard Stern's daughter quite interesting.  But yes, I do agree with your overall point.  It would help all parties in the future to have a more streamlined process where everyone is informed of what will be required.  Until that is the case, I'd be in favor of the "students" getting the benefit of the doubt.
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