🏈 NCAA sends Michigan

[rammerjammer]

a letter of inquiry

Ruh-roh..

 

[TerryP]

Old guard vs new guard?

I wonder if the NCAA will figure out which players they need to interview?

 

[doemasters]

they must have put the wrong address on it, i am sure it was meant for us for getting a free ice-cream cone or something

 

[c5vetman]

was there ever a LOI sent to USC for the whole Reggie Bush scandal?

 

[Flyboy70]

was there ever a LOI sent to USC for the whole Reggie Bush scandal?

Never. And there never will be. The NCAA is scared to death of Pete Carroll. How in the world him and the USC program can just walk away from what they did is just simply appalling.

 

[Flyboy70]

I got a kick out of this comment at the end of the article.

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  markwesleybecker says:
  
  October 26, 2009, 4:14 PM ET
  
  No matter how many people or programs break em rules are rules and the NCAA will pursue violators..
  The thing that is probably troublesome to the NCAA is less the fact that the allowable contact hours were exceeded, but more the fact that documents were signed by athletes stating otherwise..
  Lying to the NCAA is not tolerated.
  

So, if "lying to the NCAA is not tolerated" then how do you explain USC and Pete Carroll?

 

[psychojoe]

Never. And there never will be. The NCAA is scared to death of Pete Carroll. How in the world him and the USC program can just walk away from what they did is just simply appalling.

It is my understanding that Johanningmeier and company are doing some investigating regarding Bush and O J Mayo. I'm not ready to give up on them really doing something here. Failure to monitor seems to fit the situation.

 

[c5vetman]

I was just curious with the whole Bush thing because if they had gotten a LOI, and it still went away quitely like it seems to have, then I would have bet that this one against Mich would go away quietly, too. But, since USC never got one, the to Mich may actually result in something.

 

[shipley00]

• The thing that is probably troublesome to the NCAA is less the fact that the allowable contact hours were exceeded, but more the fact that documents were signed by athletes stating otherwise..
  Lying to the NCAA is not tolerated.
  

So, if "lying to the NCAA is not tolerated" then how do you explain USC and Pete Carroll?

In related news, the NCAA also said that when it comes to the University of Alabama, cooperation and the truth will not be tolerated! Where's the death penalty gun?

 

[Flyboy70]

It is my understanding that Johanningmeier and company are doing some investigating regarding Bush and O J Mayo. I'm not ready to give up on them really doing something here. Failure to monitor seems to fit the situation.

I sure hope that it will lead to something. USC needs to be held accountable. The NCAA sure held Bama accountable.