Former Oklahoma State coach’s acceptance of bribes violated NCAA ethical conduct rules

[UCLJ0211]

It just bothers me so much that UConn got a one season ban because the NCAA decided to change the APR rules and apply the change retroactively to UConn, based upon a season for which UConn had already punished under the old rules and ignoring UConn's current scores. We are perceived by some as having committed this level of offense, for what was essentially an arbitrary act the NCAA.

The good news is that created the “hungry Huskies” and another national championship!

 

[gtcam]

OSU is big enough to cause some attention yet not like Zona, UNC, Kansas or Duke who are too big to fall

 

[huskymedic]

 

[Mr. French]

I’ll believe it when I see it

 

[Adios]

NC State will be punished in place of UNC and Duke? What a world.

 

[Palatine]

A list of all Oklahoma State NCAA violations over the years would wrap around the Earth five times.

 

[formerlurker]

A list of all Oklahoma State NCAA violations over the years would wrap around the Earth five times.

The T Boone Pickens effect.

 

[FatHank]

If they're going after Oklahoma State for this, they BETTER be going after Duke, LSU, Arizona, Illinois, Kentucky, etc. Sick of small time programs facing the repercussions for things that almost every program does. All comes down to their money. The system is broke.

Truth.

 

[Hey Adrien!]

The exodus begins...



Again, I feel for Boynton as he came in after all of these infractions happened and he's handled everything so far with class and calm.

 

[Hey Adrien!]

Good to hear and good for Boynton. Cunningham gets to stay a year with his brother and honestly, the Cowboys were a bubble tournament team anyways.

Plus, March Madness usually has little to do with the draft standings up the cream of the crop (Fultz, Simmons, Garland...)