Presumably, if USC is trying to get out of a scheduled game they must already have an opponent lined up. Maybe that opponent is UConn, but if it isn't then it's probably a bit late to get in that game.
Most college kids cheat anyway? Define cheating. Source.
Cheat sheets on tests, having frat brothers provide papers, seeing the test before hand. Saw it happen. Maybe not most but prevalent.
Im talking about playing SC.
Always an interesting discussion. But I think you can accept 50 athletes annually and no do damage to the institutional status. I’m reminded of a conversation I had with the Mayor of a major northeastern city. He was being blasted in the media for filling city jobs with political connections. He said “ hey, just because somebody supports me doesn’t mean he isn’t qualified for his job. I figure at least 50% would get hired even if they were unknown to my people. Plus I fill 1/3 of jobs completely on merit. And most of them support me but it isn’t a qualification for the job. So bottom line is at least 2/3 of the people I hire are perfectly qualified for their jobs.” I figure similar numbers apply to athletes. If you recruit 50 among the major sports 30 would likely get in anyway. And 20 in a class of 3500 is way less than 1%.