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Message: [QUOTE="Hoophound, post: 2360194, member: 271"] Any APR scores UNC ever reported during this charade were fraudulent. The NCAA can basically claim that since the APR would be drastically lower if all fraudulent work were counted as a zero, there is grounds for punishment. Even though you can't determine what grades the athletes would have earned in legitimate classes, you can claim that the reports were fraudulent and therefore without any value whatsoever. UNC had a ZERO APR if one athlete involved in determining said APR was taking fake classes. [/QUOTE]