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Message: [QUOTE="CL82, post: 2372386, member: 44"] Again no, as I've stated above it most certainly is an organization's "business" when a member submits fraudulent information to gain an unfair advantage against other members. As I've posted above, it was well within there ability to sanction and no court is going overturn an organization's rules internal rules and regulations based upon the argument that UNC's cheating should be allowed since the fraud was done by the academic side of the university. It's a nonsense argument. So that leaves us with the question "Why did the NCAA chose to review this matter in the only way that UNC could prevail?" I hope that press will pursue it. Minimally, FOIA'ing the original penalty notification letter from the NCAA should be insightful. [/QUOTE]