...for recruiting violations under Urban Meyer. Oh and by Hammered, I mean they lose a single Scholarship.
🚨BREAKING🚨Ohio St has reportedly committed 16 NCAA Violations from 2017-2019 and will have the punishment of reduced scholarships. pic.twitter.com/pbCmPNGXZg— College Football Rankings ™ (@CFBRanking) July 24, 2019
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I believe i read that this was self imposed as well...the ol'UNC style get ahead of anything so the NCAA doesn't have to make a decision trick...
I wonder why he hung them up for the second time? Do you think he retains his fun teaching position?
So is it worth the natty to hire Urban, knowing he will dip out just ahead of the sanctions and the institution will have to deal with a few years of reduced scholarships?
Yes. No one will remember reduced scholarships 10 years from now but the banner will still hang.
Oh yes, and at this point if you aren't bending the rules you are competing with one hand tied behind your back.
Urb ain't go there to play rules
Y'all need to relax and actually read what the violations were. If anything the vast majority of these just show how stupid the NCAA and some of these recruiting rules are. Some of the violations were sending "happy father's day" texts, retweeting certain things. The single scholarship reduction thing is due to some seemingly bad math handling of a scholarship where they ended up like one half scholarship over their limit or something.
Here's a link to where you can read what they were with included specifics in context.
Urb aint go there to play rules tho
There is zero question that it pays to cheat in college sports. No question. Auburn paid 250K for a national title. I would highly encourage VT to do the same. UNC stood up a fraud basketball program and got virtually no penalty. USC paid Reggie Bush to play, and won a natty. VT should have paid Tua and Clellin Ferrell. Why not?
Who is to say we didn't try to pay Tua and Clellin but our boosters didn't have enough to beat the offer. Reminder to donate to the bagmen.
I like the one where someone received preferential treatment and the punishment was that tOSU would develop a plan to track preferential treatment. HAAHAHAHAHA
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