honest question

[hollywoodhusky]

some people in this forum have suggested that we were already punished for our APR issues...is this true? and how were we punished ? (sorry- I honestly don't know the answer)

man- the more I try to get up to speed on this issue, the more I think UConn should try to take this to the courts...maybe the Supreme Court!? I'm serious! How in the world can you punish kids who are not connected to the transgression in any way ? Crazy.

 

[specialisthusky]

docked two scholarships...and i believe (someone may need to confirm this) restricted time for recruiting and practice

 

[SubbaBub]

One scholarship, #2 was for Miles affair.

Tourney ban was implemented/added in 2011 after it was impossible for UConn to meet the APR goal.

Most recent two year APR average is stellar, but NCAA uses older data.

The 09-10 APR is the turd in the punch bowl.



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[johnhuskies95]

One scholarship, #2 was for Miles affair.

Tourney ban was implemented/added in 2011 after it was impossible for UConn to meet the APR goal.

Most recent two year APR average is stellar, but NCAA uses older data.

The 09-10 APR is the turd in the punch bowl.



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No, there was a two scholarship reduction due to the APR and an additional one due to Miles.

 

[specialisthusky]

One scholarship, #2 was for Miles affair.

Tourney ban was implemented/added in 2011 after it was impossible for UConn to meet the APR goal.

Most recent two year APR average is stellar, but NCAA uses older data.

The 09-10 APR is the turd in the punch bowl.



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wasn't it two plus a third for Miles? I thought we were at 10 this year as compared to 13 previously.

 

[hollywoodhusky]

thanks guys- unbelievable - docked scholarships,..and punished again- I gotta go for a run...fired up