Per CJ-Louisville Meeting with NCAA Infractions RIGHT NOW
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I hear they are taking a gamble and supplying the committee with some hookers hoping they will realize it's not that bad.
All day session, or 15 second session?
I heard Pitino said he couldn't believe the NCAA wanted to meet on a day that ends in Y 
Here is to hoping they lay the hammer down. Would be nice to see Ricky step down.
To me, Louisville's situation is something that I don't care about as much. I want the hammer on UNC. That's what I care about.
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i hope UL has to can Jurich. He is the biggest slimeball I have seen in college sports anywhere.
Neither will happen. The NCAA can make the punishments, but nothing will change unless the schools decide to follow the punishment.
I think the fact that the school did nothing to Pitino is going to bite them in the ass.
This is a guess, but Jurich is actively looking for a new gig because the forensic audit of the UL Foundation will be finished in June
I imagine this stuff is similar to when the DA tried to prosecute Tron...
Texas tried to hire him. Indiana tried to hire him. Tennessee approached him.
Actively looking is not in any way accurate.
Barnhart was in discussion with Tennessee, considered going to Kansas, and had been approached by Colorado. He is not actively seeking a change either, but was considered for several.
If that's the case, then the UofL sanctions could be very intriguing for you as a bellwether for the UNC case. The NCAA has a much stronger case to vacate UofL's games and strip their title away. If they don't do that to UofL, then you can forget about significant sanctions for UNC.
Ok, well this is a thread about the UofL scandal sooooo....
To quote the UK basketball team at the pool during the Bahamas trip......
"Let's do both"
"Let's do both"
That's more of a Todd Lanter quote.
There won't be a ruling today or any time soon.
https://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/Infractions Timeline - Web.pdf
"After reviewing information and the positions of all parties, the COI deliberates privately to conclude whether violations occurred and whether penalties are appropriate. The COI prepares and releases a written decision."
http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/BBD_Comm.Infractions.pdf
"It typically takes from eight to 12 weeks to write the report and announce penalties."
Once the written decision is issued, UofL can appeal to the Infractions Appeal Committee if they choose to.
https://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/Infractions Timeline - Web.pdf
"After reviewing information and the positions of all parties, the COI deliberates privately to conclude whether violations occurred and whether penalties are appropriate. The COI prepares and releases a written decision."
http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/BBD_Comm.Infractions.pdf
"It typically takes from eight to 12 weeks to write the report and announce penalties."
Once the written decision is issued, UofL can appeal to the Infractions Appeal Committee if they choose to.
So news breaks of a UofL player getting caught with weed the day before they meet with the NCAA.
Don't think so. Only Tennessee really looked at him - but that was only because UT hired Shoemaker away from Louisville to be President. It was Shoemaker that wanted him. In a move that surprised no one familiar with Louisville athletics, Shoemaker was fired shortly into his tenure at UT because of an expense scandal. I think that was what opened the eyes of UofL administrators - we should never leave this place, because we won't get be able to do anywhere else what we get away with here. The rumors about the Texas job were just that, and only in a few media places. The Indiana job - I saw a quote from someone at IU that was puzzled about speculation that they even wanted Jurich. Eventually, it became clear what happened: Jurich was feuding with Denny Crum, Jurich was still new to the job and many fans were siding with Crum, it got ugly, and so Jurich - with the help of local media - planted the idea that IU wanted him. Soon there were stories of "Hey, UofL fans, we better be careful, this guy is great and we're going to lose him if you don't come around on this Crum issue." Totally made up.
