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Message: [QUOTE="HooperScooper, post: 3282566, member: 10"] Interesting article about how the schools implicated in the pay for play scandal are thumbing their noses at the NCAA and not doing anything about the cheating. Says the NCAA is determined to hammer these schools because their membership is calling for it. [I]There are clear signs that NCAA Enforcement is aggressively targeting head coaches and going for major penalties — in accordance with the membership’s wishes. The Condoleezza Rice-led Commission on College Basketball in its 2018 report called for “stronger penalties, including longer postseason bans, loss of all postseason revenue sharing, up to a lifetime ban, head coach restrictions that span more than one season and full-year recruiting restrictions.” Kansas will be a fascinating test case. NCAA Enforcement has rarely been as well-armed as it was in crafting the Jayhawks’ NOA, thanks to federal wiretaps, bank records, testimony under oath and the association’s own investigative work. On the opposite side stands a basketball blueblood that already has very publicly signaled its willingness to dispute many of the allegations it faces, a strategy that famously backfired for USC football more than a decade ago. “I’m more confident that the NCAA will take some strong measures, maybe more than most people,” said a veteran head coach. “I get the cynicism outside our profession but the NCAA has gone on record stating that they’re going to follow through with evidence that they find that’s worthy of some type of judgement.”[/I] [URL unfurl="true"]https://sports.yahoo.com/two-years-later-fallout-from-hoops-scandal-still-unclear-203222891.html[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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