Do you get the feeling...

[TeleTubby]

with Arizona and Kansas keeping their coaching staffs intact that schools have been told by their lawyers that they cannot be disciplined by the NCAA after the NCAA let UNC skate? Was it Miami football that sued and won?

 

[Wildcat-in-STL]

Why fire miller? To this point no proof has come forward incriminating him ....

Kansas is going to play the unc route and fight it... because they have a lot to lose

 

[Wall2Boogie]

I’ll just be interested to see the warm and fuzzy reception rug doctor gets from opposing fans

 

[mapcatfan]

Why fire miller? To this point no proof has come forward incriminating him ....

Kansas is going to play the unc route and fight it... because they have a lot to lose

Right now, many KU fans seem to be pretty much a carbon copy of the UNC fans they derided during their academic fraud scandal.

Funny how that works.

 

[SpamburgerHamburger]

Ya'll come up with the craziest ideas. Lawyers have nothing to do with the NCAA, the NCAA can do anything they want, they aren't enforcing laws and can punish any team they want for anything they want and schools can't say one word. They participate in NCAA sports willingly. There is nothing a school can legally do if the NCAA does or does not punish them.

 

[Smashcat]

Why fire miller? To this point no proof has come forward incriminating him ....

Kansas is going to play the unc route and fight it... because they have a lot to lose

That's how we roll, babe.

 

[Cindog28]

Ya' know... the NCAA made a STUPID mistake regarding their decision on UNC, but not EVERY DECISION AND SITUATION has to deal directly with UNC.

I don't see why people can't move past this. Mistakes were made.

Some of the same people said the NCAA would never remove a Championship banner, vacate wins, and U6 would never be punished. All those things happened. Seems like times are indeed changing.

Also coaches have agents with contracts. The NCAA "suggested" UNLV fire Jerry Tarkanian and they did. Tark took them to court for 10 years and the NCAA finally settled. Now I believe as part of that settlement the NCAA is no longer allowed to suggest anything about the future of a coach.

Jmo.

 

[kyjeff1]

Ya'll come up with the craziest ideas. Lawyers have nothing to do with the NCAA, the NCAA can do anything they want, they aren't enforcing laws and can punish any team they want for anything they want and schools can't say one word. They participate in NCAA sports willingly. There is nothing a school can legally do if the NCAA does or does not punish them.

True dat.

 

[Wildcat-in-STL]

How will the ncaa assure everyone that Adidas will no longer pay players to attend KU?

 

[Deli owl]

I get the feeling it's still early in the process.

 

[Xception]

The NCAA can reduce scholarships, take back wins, restrict tournament appearances etc.....but they can’t make a school fire a coach. They can place a show cause but the school decides to fire or not.

 

[TeleTubby]

Ya'll come up with the craziest ideas. Lawyers have nothing to do with the NCAA, the NCAA can do anything they want, they aren't enforcing laws and can punish any team they want for anything they want and schools can't say one word. They participate in NCAA sports willingly. There is nothing a school can legally do if the NCAA does or does not punish them.

So UNC didn't use any lawyers?

 

[catlogic15]

The season starts in a couple weeks. I say it mysteriously all goes silent about then.

 

[Aike]

So UNC didn't use any lawyers?

Of course they did. They spent millions on lawyers to keep themselves out of NCAA hot water. You are just talking to someone who is a contrarian at best, something else at worst. He never has anything nice to say about the fans on this board. Goes out of his way to criticize every chance he gets.

 

[Son_Of_Saul]

Self told us all he was doing this a few years ago when he said, "They're pros before they got there."

Remember?

 

[Son_Of_Saul]

Ya'll come up with the craziest ideas. Lawyers have nothing to do with the NCAA, the NCAA can do anything they want, they aren't enforcing laws and can punish any team they want for anything they want and schools can't say one word. They participate in NCAA sports willingly. There is nothing a school can legally do if the NCAA does or does not punish them.

Is that what the Ewoks told you?