🏈 Bryan Fisher: Stiff NCAA penalties on the way with new model

[TerryP]

@jcshurburtt: These people in the NCAA have lost their minds

Scandals, scholarships and rules changes were among the topics of frequent conversation at last week's NCAA Convention and while not everything president Mark Emmert wanted - the $2,000 cost of attendance stipend for example - was passed by the Legislative Council and Board of Directors, it's safe to say what happened in Indianapolis laid the ground work for significant changes that will impact schools for decades to come.

While details on most proposals from Presidential Working Groups finally emerged in some areas, the one place where there was plenty of talk but little substance was the new enforcement model that some in the organization have been tasked with reforming. After a year that included news about major infractions at Tennessee, Miami, Ohio State, North Carolina and others, it's no surprise that this would be one area of emphasis.

"We were damn mad and not going to take it anymore," Ed Ray, Oregon State president and chair of the Enforcement Working Group, said.

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[TerryP]

"We were damn mad and not going to take it anymore," Ed Ray, Oregon State president and chair of the Enforcement Working Group, said.

Almost sounds like he's afflicted with the Terry Don Phillips syndrome.

 

[BAMA JAMMA]

"We were damn mad and not going to take it anymore," Ed Ray.

Ed,

On a scale of ...ah screw it.

Were you Brian Kelly mad?

A Houston Nutt kind of mad?

Or ultimately an LSU fan kind of mad?

That IS the question!!