Auburn hit with 4 years probation and a 2 scholarship reduction

[Dove]

Their basketball budget is only $166k?

Maybe that's just for picnics.

Per player

 

[Improviser]

anyone know what he did?

buy a hamburger for a 7th grader?

steal a recruit from K?

call some kid 17 times instead of 15?

Squid got caught playing a kid who failed his SAT's, so they had to punish some SEC team?

I gotta know

He didn't properly monitor former assistant Chuck Person. See article below:

NCAA Comes Down On The Auburn Tigers And Head Coach Bruce Pearl

The NCAA announced their decision on the controversy surrounding the Auburn college basketball program and Bruce Pearl.

clutchpoints.com

 

[willie99]

anyone know what he did?

buy a hamburger for a 7th grader?

steal a recruit from K?

call some kid 17 times instead of 15?

Squid got caught playing a kid who failed his SAT's, so they had to punish some SEC team?

I gotta know

This post was actually tongue in cheek, like most of my work here. I simply don't respect the NCAA, especially their (selective) enforcement division. I'm not going to pretend I respect them now

 

[BGesus4]

This lays it out pretty well:

Feckless NCAA Misses Latest Enforcement Opportunity by Letting Auburn Off Easy | Sports Illustrated

 

[BlueMAB]

sooo, as a UConn fan, because some auburn alumnus passed around 90 grand to some recruit families (11 large to one of them! why, with 11 large i can buy...no, not that,...i can buy, umm no, not that either...hmmm, what can i buy with 11 large? some food i guess, mebbe an xbox, shoes too i suppose....), im supposed to be butthurt, shocked, and ... crestfallen, becuz of ummm, why?
i bet if they cleaned up their act on moves like this, they could call it 'nil' money, and call it a day.
lots of 'allegin' goin on in that article, too.

You really don't understand why UConn fans are irritated by the way the NCAA only slaps others on the wrist after UConn was banned from postseason play based on rules that literally didn't exist when they were "broken"?