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Baylor is officially dirty
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This shows there is no reason not to push the envelope on recruiting. The rewards outweigh the risks.
How the **** can they retroactively lose a scholarship from this past season
I think they already did that to themselves.
What was our penalty for APR, and what is theirs for thousands of innapropriate contacts?
They would hammer us big time. Apparently how it works.
come what Baylor did wasn't that bad, it is not like they were giving out extra granola bars or something.
Knowing our luck you're probably right.
we probably lose 10 schollies over two years in football , a loss of 3 schollies over two years for basketball and a post season ban on all sports involved for 2 years.
Considering what they did to us for letting walk ons eat with the scholarship players... and then lost the paperwork on Ohio State doing the same thing until after the NCAA had changed the rules so it was no longer a violation... I'd say that yes, we would absolutely be under a complete post-season ban for several years in all sports along with major scholarship reductions and limitations on recruiting contacts.
Sadly I agree.
I was not advocating cheating by the way....at least until we're at Oregon's level because then the NCAA likes us.
Mick Ronson
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when i used to read the UT, ATM (ha), OSU, and OU hoops decent hoops boards, they were all convinced Drew was dirty. don't forget that very public "i dare you to rat me out" exchange Drew had with Rick Barnes a few years ago. that was cheating detente. mutually assured destruction....
UT is inviolable. they are so protected in the state. somehow every OTHER school in the SWC was cheating but not UT. :rolleyes.
UT is inviolable. they are so protected in the state. somehow every OTHER school in the SWC was cheating but not UT. :rolleyes.
Mick Ronson
Well-Known Member
i suspect Oregon and what Nike means to the NCAA as integrated marketing keeps UO a little safer at night.
Nothing to see here .... Bailer let off with a slap of the wrist.
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/s...-accepts-self-imposed-penalties-text-messages
Among the self-imposed penalties:
• Mulkey -- whose 2011-12 squad went 40-0 and won the NCAA title -- will be prohibited from recruiting off campus for the entire summer recruiting period (July 1-31).
• The women's basketball program lost two of its 15 scholarships in 2011-12.
• McKinney hasn't been allowed to make recruiting calls to prospective student-athletes since Jan. 1. The ban will be lifted on May 1.
• The men's program lost one scholarship for both the 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons.
• Drew will be suspended for the first two Big 12 games of the season.
• Drew and Tang were prohibited from making recruiting calls from Jan. 1 to Feb. 29 of this year.
• The maximum number of official visits allowed to the men's basketball team in 2012-13 was reduced from 12 to seven.
Baylor will have no more additional penalties other than those it self-imposed.
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/s...-accepts-self-imposed-penalties-text-messages
Among the self-imposed penalties:
• Mulkey -- whose 2011-12 squad went 40-0 and won the NCAA title -- will be prohibited from recruiting off campus for the entire summer recruiting period (July 1-31).
• The women's basketball program lost two of its 15 scholarships in 2011-12.
• McKinney hasn't been allowed to make recruiting calls to prospective student-athletes since Jan. 1. The ban will be lifted on May 1.
• The men's program lost one scholarship for both the 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons.
• Drew will be suspended for the first two Big 12 games of the season.
• Drew and Tang were prohibited from making recruiting calls from Jan. 1 to Feb. 29 of this year.
• The maximum number of official visits allowed to the men's basketball team in 2012-13 was reduced from 12 to seven.
Baylor will have no more additional penalties other than those it self-imposed.
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I think they are now on double secret probation.
And that is about all they got. Mulkey commits violations in recruiting Griner, the best women's basketball player this year, and there isn't any consequences of substance.
With all five starters back for next year, does Mulkey need to go off campus to recruit.
As far as I'm concerned, the Baylor women now have a tainted trophy.
But were they when they broke them?
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
title should read:
"Dirt is officially bailery"
"Dirt is officially bailery"