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[QUOTE="crewbear742, post: 3134250, member: 7435"]
If the NCAA had tried to take that argument into court, the judge would have stapled the NCAAs own bylaws to its lower lip. That's why the NCAA didn't do anything. It would have lost in spectacular fashion. The courses were in the catalog. The courses were available to all students. The courses had a syllabus. Work was assigned and work was completed. They were therefore not "fake" classes as far as the NCAA was concerned. You are asserting that the required course work was insufficient to qualify as a legitimate university course. That judgment is the specific judgment the NCAA is not allowed to make. The NCAA is a target rich environment. You can impeach its behavior any number of ways. But not with this case.

Right. Because this Board didn't immediately jump up and down over the NCAAs ruling about KO. "False in one. False in all." Unless of course you have a vested interest in ignoring that principle. I can think of some better reasons for why I might be the only one making that argument. Ten million of them, in fact.
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