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Message: [QUOTE="Jimdish255, post: 2372342, member: 137"] Or simply that the Infractions Committee felt pressure to stand down. Why is it so hard to point out the obvious corruption of a buddy system driven by money? The classes were a fraud and athletes were funneled into them at great preference to the general student body. They were meant to circumvent the APR rules and dismiss the academic standards this particular school actually had for most of the undergrad population. This was way out of bounds and obvious to anyone but the Committee who appears to have undermined the work of it's own investigators. As stated earlier, "a travesty of a mockery of a sham." If the NCAA had no jurisdiction here then they have zero over any school's APR. [/QUOTE]