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[QUOTE="TheOrangeBuddha, post: 214163, member: 157"]
And it pisses me off!
 
The relevant section of the story by Yahoo is as follows:
 
[I]Beyond statute-of-limitations issues, Syracuse could also be charged with lack of institutional control for failing to adhere to its own drug policy, similar to sanctions recently levied against [URL='http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/teams/bae/'][U][COLOR=#0066cc]Baylor[/COLOR][/U][/URL] University. A wide-ranging NCAA inquiry into the Bears’ basketball program in 2005 revealed the athletic department failed to follow its established guidelines by concealing positive marijuana tests for three players. A report released by the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions after the Baylor investigation stated: “The failure of the university to follow its own [drug testing] procedures demonstrated a lack of institutional control.”[/I]
 
The authors of the story in their ridiculous attempt to bolster their story, point to Baylor University circa 2005. However, they leave out a dead basketball player killed by another basketball player, assistant coaches paying players, the Baylor head coach (Bliss) trying to cover-up all the improprieties in the basketball program and a myriad of other things. To say that the Baylor basketball program lacked institutional control solely because it failed to follow its own drug testing program is beyond disingenous.
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