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quote:Originally posted by jburman82:
2 - If UM doesnt get the death penalty it will never be used again.
quote:Originally posted by wineismylife:
OK, one of you two needs to use one of those little winky emoticons right about now.![]()
quote:Originally posted by GreenDrazi:
I believe that the death penalty requires not just the severity of infractions, but also previous sanctions:
From Stewart Mandel/SI:
“Miami qualifies as a repeat violator for any violations before Feb. 27, 2008, stemming from it mid-90s Pell Grant scandal.”
If USC got a 2 yr bowl ban and lost 30 scholarships for just 2 players on roster, what happens when you have 73 players, both recruits & on roster players, over an 8 year period with 5 asst. coaches involved?quote:Originally posted by jburman82:quote:Originally posted by GreenDrazi:
I believe that the death penalty requires not just the severity of infractions, but also previous sanctions:
From Stewart Mandel/SI:
“Miami qualifies as a repeat violator for any violations before Feb. 27, 2008, stemming from it mid-90s Pell Grant scandal.”
I want to clarify my earlier death penalty comment. I dont expect UM to get it because I dont expect to ever be used again. However, if there was an instance to bring it back, it would be here if all of these allegations are true.
Whats funny is that the worst allegations are against Frank Haith and UM basketball, not football.
quote:Originally posted by AZwineRyan:
like the MLB steroid controversy
quote:Originally posted by jorgerunfast:quote:Originally posted by AZwineRyan:
like the MLB steroid controversy
man, could you imagine?!
that would ruin the sport.
quote:Originally posted by ThistlinTom:
This makes Ohio State infractions look like jaywalking vs a felony crime.