NCAA 'frustrated and disappointed' most bribery and corruption cases are still ongoing

[HooperScooper]

We keep asking when Kansas, Arizona, Louisville, USC, NC St., Auburn, LSU, etc. are going to get hammered by the NCAA. This article explains why it's taking so long.

"I've said it before publicly and I'll say it here again -- I'm frustrated and disappointed those cases aren't resolved yet," enforcement chief Jon Duncan said via Zoom Friday during the NCAA Convention.

"It's no surprise we get that question here [when it will be over]," he added. "We get it multiple times each day."

NCAA head of enforcement is 'frustrated and disappointed' most bribery and corruption cases are still ongoing

NCAA cases handled by the IARP have actually slowed the process of punishing offenders

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[uconngb]

What a joke

 

[JMick]

"Because the cases have dragged, there are sources the NCAA can no longer compel to interview – such as players who graduated or have left school. The NCAA was able to adopt some of the government's evidence as its own. "

oh so theyre all getting away with it

 

[HHusky]

 

[Watchdog]

"Because the cases have dragged, there are sources the NCAA can no longer compel to interview – such as players who graduated or have left school."

This is probably how they wanted it to work so they can say "there's a lack of evidence or the allegations cannot be substantiated".

 

[uconngb]

"Because the cases have dragged, there are sources the NCAA can no longer compel to interview – such as players who graduated or have left school."

This is probably how they wanted it to work so they can say "there's a lack of evidence or the allegations cannot be substantiated".

Of course it is. Non-majors get investigated immediately.