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Message: [QUOTE="whaler11, post: 2759611, member: 676"] They aren’t fighting a PR battle but here you are pointing to Miller’s lies as evidence of major violations... another happy coincidence I guess? Like after they self-reported to kick things off, it was a lucky coincidence that Glen Miller was so willing to sing to the NCAA ‘for immunity’? Immunity from what? Based on what was published all Glen Miller was guilty of was being the whistleblower who was fired for wanting to be compliant. These aren’t coincidences. Two bitter old men got their revenge against Ollie, and two inept administrators enlisted their help in covering their rear ends. If you need to lie to yourself that this is about violations and these are just people acting ethically to enforce a contract - knock yourself out. But it’s total nonsense. If Glen Miller did this off a Sweet Sixteen trip he wouldn’t be able to leave his home because he’d be in physical danger. If you don’t want to admit you are applying situational ethics that is your choice - certainly it’s all the rage in America today. It doesn’t mean that it’s not obvious to anyone willing to look at the situation with that bias. [/QUOTE]