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Message: [QUOTE="moqui, post: 1387616, member: 214"] you can have a good season here and there with a limited roster, but [I]programs [/I]are built on depth and development. losing ~25% of your schollies for an extended period is a critical hit. it also prevents adding an APR hero here and there, and with the additional scrutiny that probation brings to the academic services portion of the program, that could very well lead to further problems down the road. the NCAA wanted to hurt JB's program, and it did. At this point, I anticipate that any reduction of penalties will take the form of dropping the final year of reductions and final 2 years of probation if and only if JB actually steps down after 3 seasons. Now, if events change then so, too, will my opinion. But so far, my initial fears of what the sanctions would deliver are being borne out. [/QUOTE]