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[QUOTE="SUbear, post: 1319757, member: 892"]
Jake may have established the drug policy which may have been a mistake, however he was not the one who did not follow through on that policy leading to the violations we are believed to be accused of.  It would be like a legislature making a law which was then not enforced, who would be responsible the legislature or the people who were not enforcing a law, even if it was a stupid law.

I believe the ones who should be forced to pay are the people in charge of enforcing any policy or rule.  Fine or fire those people, place blame and punishment on those assigned to enforce whatever policy is not enforced.  NCAA has no power to do this, but the institution does and should.  The real problem is that the NCAA has no real authority to punish the people actually responsible for violations only the individual institutions can do that and they do not or will not.

That is why nothing is ever accomplished by NCAA investigations,  they can never address the root cause of the problems, and their only punishment is not punishment to the actual perpetrators of those violations, but to a bunch of athletes/students who in most cases were not involved at all.
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