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[QUOTE="intlzncster, post: 2863820, member: 56"] I've heard that argument. Just don't understand it. If an athlete takes a 'fake' class, common sense would dictate them ineligible. Hence my use of the term 'loophole'. I guess the ncaa's excuse is they offered the classes to everybody,which is the weak 'loophole'. If the NCAA can't rule on academic matters, then how are they penalizing schools via the APR thing? As far as Duke goes, Maggette should be ruled ineligible for 98-99,and Duke therefore should have to vacate that season (NCAA runner up). Do you think that'll happen? It won't. Maggette even signed a sworn statement. [/QUOTE]
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