Absolutely shameless bunch at Chapel Hill. The saddest part is that some bright people like Jay Bilas are towing the UNC line."It's very taxing on a lot of people for a variety of reasons," athletic director Bubba Cunningham said in an interview with The Associated Press. "It's been used against us in recruiting. It has been damaging to the reputation of the university.
That quote just shows how much Bubba and company are unwilling to accept responsibility for all the wrongdoing or even accept the depth of the wrongdoing. If I were a professor and I read the last part of that quote, I would be calling Bubba on the phone and giving him a piece of my mind.
Hey Bubba, how about saying, "Keeping athletes eligible was damaging to the reputation of the university and we are sorry for that."
Absolutely shameless bunch at Chapel Hill. The saddest part is that some bright people like Jay Bilas are towing the UNC line.
At least this Associated Press writer notes the obvious -- which imbeciles like the ones haunting this board deny -- "The NCAA's notice treated issues surrounding the courses as improper benefits...No coaches were cited, but the institutional-control charge mentioned counselors using the courses to help keep at-risk athletes eligible "particularly" in football, MEN'S BASKETBALL and women's basketball. (I added the caps.)
So, there it is, insane, aluminum hatted deniers. The NCAA has charged your school with providing improper benefits to men's basketball players. WHen the entire athletic department is hit with severe sanctions, Men's Basketball will be included.
Yea jay bilas and co at espn are saying things to protect UNC because espn ceo is UNC alumni..so their boss JOHN SKIPPER
what you say is correct,but if you take into consideration the issues at UL,Ole Miss,UT and a few other places and how the NCAA has reacted then the UNC situation gets more astounding every day.Interesting comment at the end by Roy, considering he's telling recruits that nothing will happen. His words don't exactly sound like they're coming from someone who knows what's going to happen.
Also, Bubba's comments are just so typical. He's basically pointing the finger at everyone but UNC. This is a problem UNC created, and no amount of whining is going to change the fact that the cheaters brought all of this on themselves. The sense of entitlement and the total lack of self awareness in Chapel Hill is simply shocking at this point. Also, funny how he insinuates that they will continue to cooperate. All of this could have been resolved years ago if UNC actually cooperated and turned over evidence it was sitting on before the Wainstein report.
what you say is correct,but if you take into consideration the issues at UL,Ole Miss,UT and a few other places and how the NCAA has reacted then the UNC situation gets more astounding every day.
If you lump all the violations that have occurred at other schools together since the mess has been pending at UNC the collective impact of the cheating would not rise to the level of cheating at UNC.
The fact that UNC continues to delay, misdirect and deflect the half baked attempts by the NCAA to come to a conclusion in the matter should be more than enough to cause other institutions to call out the NCAA for their foot dragging and lack of timely action
The media is all to happy and eager to cover the UL scandal but will not utter a peep about UNC. Things we know so far and whatever may be uncovered at UL will not rise to the level of corruption that exists at UNC.
You could say the same about Louisville as well.The reaction by the UNC Administration, Boards of Trustees and Governors, faculty etc has been absolutely unbelievable. I expected the Athletics people to lie and obfuscate, but I never expected the people who are supposed to put academics and student welfare first to do the same. I have truly lost all respect for that entire school. Just repugnant.
Two things of interest for me from that article. One, unless Bubba Cunningham was careless in his wording, it is the first confirmation I've seen that the NCAA is amending the NOA..
I have seen that same quote from Bubba several times previously so it is very clear that Bubba is expecting an amended NOA. Now, the next question would be whether or not Bubba is correct. He doesn't strike me as being very bright.
one generation? likely goes back to the birth of the baby boomers. lolWhy can ESPN devote time to discussing 2 5th year grad students that won't get to play in the NCAAT but can't find time to talk about a generation of student-athletes that were systematically denied a fundamental education by an institution for the sole purpose of the enhancement and protection of that institutions athletic programs?
"It's very taxing on a lot of people for a variety of reasons," athletic director Bubba Cunningham said in an interview with The Associated Press. "It's been used against us in recruiting. It has been damaging to the reputation of the university.
That quote just shows how much Bubba and company are unwilling to accept responsibility for all the wrongdoing or even accept the depth of the wrongdoing. If I were a professor and I read the last part of that quote, I would be calling Bubba on the phone and giving him a piece of my mind.
Hey Bubba, how about saying, "Keeping athletes eligible was damaging to the reputation of the university and we are sorry for that."
It was you that said UNC had been formally charged with academic fraud and WOULD (not maybe) be hit with major penalties last summer - and laughed at the idea those charges could be reversed. How do you "splain away" the FACT that the NCAA, after six more months, is now considering amending that NOA? I hope they get smacked also, Preacherfan but admit it - although you speak like someone with great knowledge and authority you have little understanding at what is going on.
Total BS by the AD. They filled Seventh Woods' head with the notion that they'll be absolutely fine, and he has nothing to worry about. Complete lack of accountability at UNC."It's very taxing on a lot of people for a variety of reasons," athletic director Bubba Cunningham said in an interview with The Associated Press. "It's been used against us in recruiting. It has been damaging to the reputation of the university.
That quote just shows how much Bubba and company are unwilling to accept responsibility for all the wrongdoing or even accept the depth of the wrongdoing. If I were a professor and I read the last part of that quote, I would be calling Bubba on the phone and giving him a piece of my mind.
Hey Bubba, how about saying, "Keeping athletes eligible was damaging to the reputation of the university and we are sorry for that."
I have seen that same quote from Bubba several times previously so it is very clear that Bubba is expecting an amended NOA. Now, the next question would be whether or not Bubba is correct. He doesn't strike me as being very bright.
And who will be the first to cry when Woods can't play in the tournament? ESPN and their skipper.Total BS by the AD. They filled Seventh Woods' head with the notion that they'll be absolutely fine, and he has nothing to worry about. Complete lack of accountability at UNC.
Preacher, I think that every time I hear something from him. He's nothing but a wind bag trying to push the blame on rogue individuals who no longer are associated. Seeing that there's a new chancellor coming to UNC, I wonder if she'll present any strong stand on cleaning up the crud that goes against the grain of ethics in universities.
UNC should be in the process of building retribution to all those who were cheated out of a legit degree. That paper that hangs on their wall should have an asterisk added to it reminding them.
Exactly. It's crazy that the 90-day clock was winding down, so they self-report some obscure secondaries, 8 days before the deadline. Then, they tell NCAA that they'll get back with them in the spring.And who will be the first to cry when Woods can't play in the tournament? ESPN and their skipper.