Report: NCAA chose not to adopt recommended academic fraud reforms in wake of UNC scandal

[rick64]

“The NCAA’s inability to punish the University of North Carolina for widespread academic fraud among its athletes didn’t move the association to adopt recommended reforms, a report from The News & Observer shows.

Documents obtained by the N&O through a public records request show a proposal from University of Oregon President Michael Schill to identify egregious academic fraud was declined, despite the recommendations of two special NCAA committees following the UNC scandal.”


https://sports.yahoo.com/report-nca...reforms-in-wake-of-unc-scandal-214909491.html

NCAA has the backbone of a piece of cooked spaghetti.

 

[bbncal02]

What’s the biggest joke phrase in college sports?
The term “student athlete”.

I’ve said it before. If I’m ever present when an NCAA official uses that term I’m calling them out on it on the spot.

 

[BigBlueFanGA]

“The NCAA’s inability to punish the University of North Carolina for widespread academic fraud among its athletes didn’t move the association to adopt recommended reforms, a report from The News & Observer shows.

Documents obtained by the N&O through a public records request show a proposal from University of Oregon President Michael Schill to identify egregious academic fraud was declined, despite the recommendations of two special NCAA committees following the UNC scandal.”


https://sports.yahoo.com/report-nca...reforms-in-wake-of-unc-scandal-214909491.html

NCAA has the backbone of a piece of cooked spaghetti.

"The NCAA" is just member institutions. Apparently the schools didn't want it.

 

[Smashcat]

“The NCAA’s inability to punish the University of North Carolina for widespread academic fraud among its athletes didn’t move the association to adopt recommended reforms, a report from The News & Observer shows.

Documents obtained by the N&O through a public records request show a proposal from University of Oregon President Michael Schill to identify egregious academic fraud was declined, despite the recommendations of two special NCAA committees following the UNC scandal.”


https://sports.yahoo.com/report-nca...reforms-in-wake-of-unc-scandal-214909491.html

NCAA has the backbone of a piece of cooked spaghetti.

“Best news I’ve heard in a while.” - Roy Williams

 

[kybassfan]

Corrupt filth (NCAA) being usurped by more corrupt filth (state governments).

 

[~Keyser Soze~]

The NCAA, AKA UK president Eli Capilouto.