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[QUOTE="Yorkeez4, post: 2588303, member: 4434"] Going up against the NCAA is like playing roulette at a crooked gaming joint. If they want you to win you win. If they want you to lose you lose. The NCAA is the most inconsistent adjudicating institution in the world - however there may be a pattern to thier decision making as some have suggested. Although I feel it is unfortunate that current athletes are the ones punished for infractions of previous players one has to ask how else can you punish a school when investigations take so long. We have to remember that college athletes are only at a school for at most 5 years (in rare cases 6 years). [/QUOTE]
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