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UNC Ruling: No NCAA Academic Rules Violation
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[QUOTE="UConnCat, post: 2373028, member: 15"] [URL="https://sports.yahoo.com/north-carolina-blows-ncaa-smithereens-embarrassing-academic-fraud-defense-010926838.html"]North Carolina embarrassed the NCAA (and itself) in academic fraud case[/URL] [I]Carolina even changed its argument for the NCAA. When the school was in front of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, which accredits it as an actual university, it declared that no-show, no-professor, no-work classes were wrong. “UNC reported to its accreditor that what occurred for nearly 18 years on its campus was academic fraud,” the NCAA report stated. ” … Specifically, UNC admitted [it] demonstrated that, ‘the academic fraud was long-standing.'” Now, though, the classes weren’t fraud. They were fine. The NCAA was astounded. The Committee on Infractions asked how this was possible. “UNC [told] the panel that it was merely a ‘typo’ or oversight,” the NCAA wrote.[/I] [/QUOTE]
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