Fidmeister;704398 wrote:Miami hasn't seen a major NCAA violation since Butch Davis took over. The 1980s want their stereotype back.
The NCAA doesn't pick on third-tier programs, which is where Miami currently resides.
Fidmeister;704398 wrote:Miami hasn't seen a major NCAA violation since Butch Davis took over. The 1980s want their stereotype back.
password;704503 wrote:He admitted to knowingly playing ineligible players for the season and that will mean forfeit of all games for 2010.
Tobias Fünke;704648 wrote:http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/columns/story?columnist=schlabach_mark&id=6195223
ESPN's Mark Schlabach is certainly loving this.
OneBuckeye;704660 wrote:Schlabach wrote that piece like a cock smoking troll... Mandel did a better job writing like a journalist on si.com http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/stewart_mandel/03/08/ohio.state.jim.tressel.sanctions/index.html?eref=twitter_feed
se-alum;704671 wrote:I'm beginning to think Tress is falling on the grenade here. I believe he probably did forward the emails, and nothing was done about it. In the end, it's better for Tress to get in trouble, than it is for the entire program to be sanctioned(loss of scholly's, postseason bans).
queencitybuckeye;704641 wrote:The NCAA doesn't pick on third-tier programs, which is where Miami currently resides.
ou1980;704702 wrote:Spielman just said on mike and mike that he thinks the NCAA is going to come down really hard, this damages jt reputation...
ou1980;704756 wrote:Until this point I thought Tressels job was safe...now I'm 80% sure his job will be terminated, not this week, but before the spring game.
se-alum;704671 wrote:I'm beginning to think Tress is falling on the grenade here. I believe he probably did forward the emails, and nothing was done about it. In the end, it's better for Tress to get in trouble, than it is for the entire program to be sanctioned(loss of scholly's, postseason bans).
password;704763 wrote:what about USC and Reggie Bush, they were punished after the fact.
He didn't lie to the NCAA. He wasn't quite as honest as he could have been with OSU. I don't think (I could be wrong) that he was interviewed directly by the NCAA.sherm03;704767 wrote:in December he lied to the NCAA. THAT'S where the problem lies. Two games is a slap on the wrist, and he should get more than that.
ou1980;704769 wrote:Not to be political, but it wasn't Clinton having sex that got him in trouble, it was lying to a grand jury. In this case it's not the selling of uniforms that's the issue here, it's tressel lying to the school and NCAA.
Someone watching Cowherd? I think he just said those exact words.ou1980;704769 wrote:In this case it's not the selling of uniforms that's the issue here, it's tressel lying to the school and NCAA.