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[QUOTE="freescooter, post: 2864486, member: 1023"]
Maggatte is ancient history but on the fake classes it’s pretty simple.  The university, not the NCAA, determines whether a class is going to “count.” There we’re so many people affected by the fake classes, not only athletes, and the down stream impacts would be so complicated that the University just let the classes stand.  For a simple example let’s say you were In your 3rd year of med school but because a class got voided now you lack the credits to have a BA.  What does that do to your standing in Med school since your admission was based on having graduated from college?  For that matter how do you unaward a degree?  The school basically reviewed that and many thousands of other situations and deemed it best to simply accept the credits rather than create a mess.  The NCAA for its part had no choice but defer because it cannot review class content.  That is a slippery slope which neither the 
NCAA nor the schools were willing to accept.  It opens  you deciding whether an English class at Boise State is comparable to one at Harvard or wherther Professor Smith’s polisci 104 is acceptable while Professor Jones’ section isn’t.
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