LOOieville's appeal
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Oh well, I got mine.
@Steelers2012 ?? What IS this picture ?
Also, how DOES it feel knowing your basketball program is the first team in college basketball history to have a title banner vacated? :/
#askingforafriend
I take another route.
How does it feel to know Pitino is the only coach in history to have multiple final fours vacated, and a title.
But but but... Mathiang was really injured because the UL administration and team said so
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When you are completely trusting in someone with agendas... well you get what you deserve
When you are completely trusting in someone with agendas... well you get what you deserve
Might want to look again... those are the 4 most popular ladies on the bang train . Those are the 4 they used to lure in the white nerdy guys like Hancock.
@zipp But uhhh there was no value, it's only the slappies that want us penalized
So let me get this straight The Cods admitted to the infractions without reading the penalties for them ? Kinda like getting your Steeler caught in the zipper .
So, was just looking at the wiki entry for David Roselle (don't ask why). See this:
"Roselle was widely praised for his decisive response to the scandal. Roselle forced head coach Eddie Sutton to resign in favor of then-New York Knicks coach Rick Pitino, and also forced athletic director Cliff Hagan to resign in favor of C. M. Newton, launched an extensive internal investigation, implemented new policies which tightened control of the athletic department, and cooperated completely with NCAA investigators. These actions were credited with preventing the basketball team from being disbanded for two seasons, as the NCAA's Committee on Infractions initially recommended."
So, that's interesting. I didn't know, or at least had forgotten, that the COI recommended the program be disbanded for 2 years. Was that an appeal situation, or just a case of an initial recommendation that was eventually something less by the time the COI ruled?
"Roselle was widely praised for his decisive response to the scandal. Roselle forced head coach Eddie Sutton to resign in favor of then-New York Knicks coach Rick Pitino, and also forced athletic director Cliff Hagan to resign in favor of C. M. Newton, launched an extensive internal investigation, implemented new policies which tightened control of the athletic department, and cooperated completely with NCAA investigators. These actions were credited with preventing the basketball team from being disbanded for two seasons, as the NCAA's Committee on Infractions initially recommended."
So, that's interesting. I didn't know, or at least had forgotten, that the COI recommended the program be disbanded for 2 years. Was that an appeal situation, or just a case of an initial recommendation that was eventually something less by the time the COI ruled?
Yet UNC has mountains of evidence against them for the worst known case of cheating of ALLTIME and they are handed a title.
"The COI had 30 days from Wednesday (a month ago)to respond to U of L's appeal. After that paperwork is filed, U of L gets another two weeks to send a rebuttal. Then the NCAA's enforcement staff has 10 days to add its reply before U of L gets 10 more days to counter."
I'll wait.
I'll wait.
