Enjoy your fake conference championship while you can. Maybe you'll get to dust off the trophy at least once before you have to send it back.Originally posted by blackoutpony:
Lol at the guy thinking we're going to get a Syracuse like penalty. Not even close.
You guys should just worry about the bubble for now. It's better for the conference if you can figure out a way to get in.
Huh, gotta disagree on both counts. The SMU situation will be resolved this summer. The Syracuse issue took so long because the investigation covered a period of 10+ years. SMU's punishment will not be close to Syracuse which displayed a program that was truly showing a lack of institutional control. The NCAA has concluded their findings on SMU, which coincided with Keith Frazier being sidelined. I would imagine SMU will have to vacate all games Frazier participated in, plus a slap on the wrist that impacts recruiting, maybe restrictions on how much off campus vists Assistants can do.Originally posted by TU_BLA:
First, it will be 2-3 years AND after Brown has gone out to pasture before the NCAA lays down any sanctions.
Second, they will get as much as Syracuse just got beat with.
J-E-R-Y-L! J-E-R-Y-L! J-E-R-Y-L!Originally posted by Li'l Eric Coley:
Guh lawdy, when's the last time an SMU fan came to our bkb board? 2001?
Rather ironic that Frazier had offers from:Originally posted by lawpoke87:
Frazier had a grade changed in high school physics from fail to pass by a teaching assistant. Pretty simple imo:
Did SMU pay the TA to change the grade? Is so then punishment will be severe
Did SMU know the grade was improperly changed? Is so then some punishment but not as severe as the 'Cuse.
Was grade change by the TA because he was friends of Frazier or his family and SMU didn't know? Is so then no punishment.
Interesting to see if any of these players roll over on Brown and Co. assuming SMU was involved with the TA.
But there's too much coincidence that Frazier's issue came down right when the assistant "resigned" and not more than 6 months after the Mudiay situation at Prime Prep. To me there's too much just in that to say they all happened independently of one another.Originally posted by lawpoke87:
Frazier had a grade changed in high school physics from fail to pass by a teaching assistant. Pretty simple imo:
Did SMU pay the TA to change the grade? Is so then punishment will be severe
Did SMU know the grade was improperly changed? Is so then some punishment but not as severe as the 'Cuse.
Was grade change by the TA because he was friends of Frazier or his family and SMU didn't know? Is so then no punishment.
Interesting to see if any of these players roll over on Brown and Co. assuming SMU was involved with the TA.
Your scenario is a completely different issue and would be MAJOR in nature. I would imagine the NCAA has looked under that bridge, and to my knowledge nothing has leaked regarding SMU Boosters and Prime Prep. There is no telling what is in the investigation report that goes beyond the Frazier issue. One thing is certain, you don't want the NCAA on your campus for any reason, they will start finding needles in your haystack and will certainly find minor indiscretions such as improper meals, improper long distance phone calls, etc., things they would normally not launch an investigations over.Originally posted by TU_BLA:
But there's too much coincidence that Frazier's issue came down right when the assistant "resigned" and not more than 6 months after the Mudiay situation at Prime Prep. To me there's too much just in that to say they all happened independently of one another.Originally posted by lawpoke87:
Frazier had a grade changed in high school physics from fail to pass by a teaching assistant. Pretty simple imo:
Did SMU pay the TA to change the grade? Is so then punishment will be severe
Did SMU know the grade was improperly changed? Is so then some punishment but not as severe as the 'Cuse.
Was grade change by the TA because he was friends of Frazier or his family and SMU didn't know? Is so then no punishment.
Interesting to see if any of these players roll over on Brown and Co. assuming SMU was involved with the TA.
What happens if we find out that in exchange of funneling players to schools, boosters from said schools made generous "donations" to help keep Prime Prep afloat and running?
I was wondering of his situation goes beyond one course and is more like a Michael Rose issue.Originally posted by lawpoke87:
My understanding is that he only needed the one grade changed in order to qualify. No idea regarding the other question.
Michael Rose?Originally posted by texcane1982:
I was wondering of his situation goes beyond one course and is more like a Michael Rose issue.Originally posted by lawpoke87:
My understanding is that he only needed the one grade changed in order to qualify. No idea regarding the other question.
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