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Message: [QUOTE="Jaybird65, post: 2551028, member: 7794"] As mentioned previously, potential violations being reported by an outside source may limit the opportunity to self-impose. It is probable that UConn knows the scope of the violations at this time; if they feel the issues are not violations they will work to refute the allegations; if they feel the alleged violations have substance, they could work with the NCAA enforcement people to "negotiate" a settlement. The NCAA is a funky organization when it comes to allegations & enforcement as we know so well. In my past career as an NCAA baseball coach, my institution got hit with a violation because my predecessor conducted a high school clinic for the local high school during the "no contact" period 2 years before I took over the program- it was reported by another university's coach. We worked with the NCAA to resolve since it was a definite violation. Here's the crazy outcome - we were a D2 school that did not offer scholarships at the time; we were docked the equivalent of one scholarship - go figure...... And it took close to 2 years to resolve....for a D2 program.... [/QUOTE]