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I’m hearing the NOA will be released tomorrow. I have zero expectations either way. They could get hammered or a small slap on the wrist. Hopefully we will know soon.
While some, such as CowDog, are hearing the holes are getting hit pretty hard, various people from UNC-Ch including — ‘Ole Dadgum Roy and the Hat — are saying that basketball and football will skate.
I doubt Williams and Fedora would say such on the eve of a spanking.
I guess the key is to make sure regular students are in on the cheating and you are A-OK with the NCAA…
loic coming at ya!
They even go back to 1961 as an aggrevating factor.
If the old coaches find out what turned the NCAA around, I’ll pass it on.
Of course, penalty phase is a long way off…
Allegations not program specific. LOIC is not program specific. I seriously doubt any major sanctions are levied against FB and MBB.
I read each of the allegations, and they stated TONS of evidence through emails and such. 5 counts of LOIC could be really nasty in the long run. I hope they take away all of their birthdays. One thing is for sure, to answer the BOG person’s question, yes this will affect recruiting.
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LOIC I would think implies it’s the entirety of the athletics… so no program specific, but encompassing all athletics programs. I’d be surprised if they received a slap on the wrist for LOIC. But who the hell really knows.
It does encompass the entire program, but how do you penalize one program over another when the programs (and their personnel) are not specificially implicated? No wrong doing of any football or basketball coach/staffer is mentioned. That’s why I don’t think your going to see the proverbial hammer drop.
Link to the text of the NOA:
From pp 53-54, regarding the LOIC:
Specifically, individuals in the academic administration on campus, particularly in
the college of arts and sciences, did not sufficiently monitor the AFRI/AFAM and
ASPSA departments or provide appropriate supervision for these academic units
and their staffs. The AFRI/AFAM department created anomalous courses that
went unchecked for 18 years. This allowed individuals within ASPSA to use these
courses through special arrangements to maintain the eligibility of academically
at-risk student-athletes, particularly in the sports of football, men’s basketball and
women’s basketball.Seems to specify football and M’s & W’s basketball. Fails to directly link Walden, Robinson, or Ole Roy, though they are mentioned in the mountain of email evidence supporting the LOIC charge.
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