i still hate the ncaa, part 439

[Liver]

ohio state self reported 46 secondaries and received no additional penalty from the ncaa.

CU had a training table infraction (for something that was made legal 2 months later) and it was deemed a major.

i ****ing hate the ****ing ncaa.

http://deadspin.com/5911519/ohio-state-self+reports-46-violations-but-really-who-gives-a-****

 

[BehindEnemyLines]

ncaa = No Credibility At All

 

[Denver_sc]

Don't you all see? Ohio State is freaking genius! They report all these little ticky-tacky infractions so that the NCAA stops paying attention and then they go full SMU.

 

[DBT]

ohio state self reported 46 secondaries and received no additional penalty from the ncaa.

CU had a training table infraction (for something that was made legal 2 months later) and it was deemed a major.

i ****ing hate the ****ing ncaa.

http://deadspin.com/5911519/ohio-state-self+reports-46-violations-but-really-who-gives-a-****

And about that time, two OU players were found to have made $20K on a summer job at a car dealership that the occasionally showed up to. Their punishment was about the same as CU's. Our crime? Allowing walk-ons to pay for meals at the same price as scholarship athletes. A whole $2 less than the general student.

 

[Dark Bohner]

Yeah, this doesn't make sense. Aren't they on freaking probation? WTF does probation mean when you don't get in trouble for additional infractions?