Katz: NCAA Contends SCHOOL Has To FIRST Report Fraud Beford They Can Go In

[Darryl]

lies...lies...lies

https://espn.go.com/blog/collegebask...aa-and-mccants

Darryl

[brianw508]

wow. this is something we all knew would happen. what school is going to turn themselves in for academic fraud? that's like a guy robbing a bank and telling the bank he did it before the police can investigate. they had NO problem going after d rose with 0 proof he was guilty (i know different situation totally, but). this is an absolute farce.

[TRUCKERCATFAN]

By this logic, any school that self reports ANY violation would be stupid. If they don't report it, the Nazi Communist Athletic Association can't investigate.

Wow. That's a crazy precedent they are setting with that statement.

[Doc]

So what school turned in PENN STATE for having a boy fondling coach?

I call B.S. on this

[Doc]

After listening to it, it makes sense because of the stupidity of it. Keep in mind that this is the NCAA we are talking about here.

[TRUCKERCATFAN]

So what school turned in PENN STATE for having a boy fondling coach?

I call B.S. on this

I'm with you. If you were gonna perform an enema on this country, obviously DC would get the big tube but you'd need to stick another tube at 700 W Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN.

[CitizenBBN]

I don't recall UK reporting any fraud re Eric Manual and I KNOW it wasn't UK who reported the Emory envelope thing.

Massive crock of nonsense. OH, and they did report fraud, their own investigation turned up over 50 classes that didn't exist, including dozens of grade changes made without the professor's knowledge. Sounds like self reported academic fraud to me.

[bigsky]

Minnesota too

[Bakert]

If true, why would any school ever require it's athletes to go to class? It would never be a violation if not self-reported. Of read a lot of stupid excrement from and about the NCAA but this may be the stupidiest.

[kingcat]

Emmert and company are evidently in their pockets. At least in some way.

They should answer before Congress.

[CitizenBBN]

If true, why would any school ever require it's athletes to go to class? It would never be a violation if not self-reported. Of read a lot of stupid excrement from and about the NCAA but this may be the stupidiest.

It's got to be way way up there. Did UNC report the fraud that led to their probation in football? Shouldn't they "report" that numerous players have been found to have taken non-existent classes for which false credit was awarded and on which GPAs were calculated? A report from the state's former Governor isn't reporting enough?

So we can pay players all we want, and they can talk about it in the press, tell everyone, so long as the school doesn't report it we're OK? Man, this could get fun.

[blueboss]

I thought Mary Willingham did report academic fraud to the NCAA

[dan_bgblue]

Boss, I have read several articles in the past were she was quoted as saying she has never had contact with the NCAA. That could be true or not.

[ajp40505]

I don't understand why all colleges and universities that make up the body of the NCAA tolerate this nonsense. There is nothing that should resonate more with Presidents of all those institutions than academic fraud. 99% of those colleges and universities do all they can to insure that their athletes receive a quality education, so they should be outraged that the NCAA enforcement branch is turning a blind eye to what's been going on at UNC for at least the past 15 years.

[cattails]

UNC reports fraud................well we don't expect that to happen do we???

[cattails]

I don't understand why all colleges and universities that make up the body of the NCAA tolerate this nonsense. There is nothing that should resonate more with Presidents of all those institutions than academic fraud. 99% of those colleges and universities do all they can to insure that their athletes receive a quality education, so they should be outraged that the NCAA enforcement branch is turning a blind eye to what's been going on at UNC for at least the past 15 years.

Agree with everything but the 99%, I don't think the % is near that high. Much more of this goes on IMO than you might think. I don't think UK is one of them, but in years past not so sure.

[kingcat]

I believe UNC (along with a handful of others) have likely been an advisor program for NCAA enforcement, or otherwise associated in some "above the norm" capacity.

Evidently each has the goods on the other.