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Aug 1 - The NCAA on Thursday unveiled a new arm of rules enforcement made up of independent investigators, advocates and decision-makers to handle what it calls complex cases involving serious infractions.
Creating a new process for dealing with some infractions cases was one of several recommendations made last year by the Rice Commission on college basketball. The commission concluded that the NCAA's traditional investigation and enforcement structure was rife with potential and perceived conflicts of interest.
Finally, a fair and level playing field for those accused of NCAA rules infractions.
Now if only the NFL would follow suit and establish a similar unit to investigate rules infractions, player misconduct/domestic violence and impose sanctions/penalties and suspensions when deemed appropriate, and take that responsibility away from the commissioner.
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Creating a new process for dealing with some infractions cases was one of several recommendations made last year by the Rice Commission on college basketball. The commission concluded that the NCAA's traditional investigation and enforcement structure was rife with potential and perceived conflicts of interest.
Finally, a fair and level playing field for those accused of NCAA rules infractions.
Now if only the NFL would follow suit and establish a similar unit to investigate rules infractions, player misconduct/domestic violence and impose sanctions/penalties and suspensions when deemed appropriate, and take that responsibility away from the commissioner.
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