Those double digit secondary violations to the south?

[Blakeon18]

Has the NCAA ruled on any penalty for those admitted secondary violations reported by LadyVol....there were 10 I believe? Given the number might there be something beyond a letter saying 'don't do it again...and if you do please don't do it ten times'?

Or are they still looking at it?

 

[RockyMTblue2]

I suspect they got a letter along the lines of: "Thanks for letting us know. We have enclosed 3 dozen copies of the rules and regulations to distribute to key personnel. Have a nice day."

Some of these rules are so obscure, non-intuitive and downright silly as to call the organization's collective intelligence into question. Then, we you see the NCAA either duck grievous violations or time a penalty decision so as not to interfere with a Bowl game, you understand the deep and abiding hypocritical nature of the organization.

 

[UcMiami]

While we may think 10 a large number of secondary violations, it really isn't. These internal reviews usually involve multiple years and multiple sports. Given the incredibly trivial nature of many/most/all of these violation, I agree, they probably got a letter saying Thank you, please continue your vigilance.
The news for one of the midwestern (can't remember which and too lazy to look it up) universities which is in hot water included 100s if not thousands of secondary violations. That is a 'large' number and points to a complete breakdown in compliance/vigilance.