The difficulty here will be that less than half the people taking these classes were athletes.
The UNC argument will be this was not an athletic problem but a university problem which we have addressed.
Valid or not it's an argument that at some point ends up in court.
Yeah.......President Loh is a double idiot for saying that 19 years of no show classes at a so called "University" should be punished which makes me a triple idiot since I am not a university President.
I suppose that the NCAA condoning 19 years of no show classes is another story. Always wondered why the NJ media never stepped in on this one. If it happened at Rutgers the athletics program would have been shut down pronto. ESPN would have had an entire series of Outside the Lines programs dedicated to this.
I'm aware of that-----and not defending what they did by any means.
Just pointing out that the fact that it was open to all students and over half the enrollees were non athletes .
That makes it a brilliant coverup.
Athletes get free A's to stay eligible, and the school can make the argument you just did.
Yeah...but it is a weak argument
They should get the death penalty...but they wont.
Spent Easter in NC with nephew's family. He is a freshman at UNC.
Almost lost it when they were talking about the championship and celebration afterwards.
Got up from the table and left saying something like, "I can't take it any more, bunch of cheaters."
Yes, but the real question is of the non-athletes enrolled in the fake classes how many were relatives or friends of boosters and donors? How many were the kids of Deborah Crowder's co-workers and friends?Just pointing out that the fact that it was open to all students and over half the enrollees were non athletes .
Exactly.Great argument by UNC as an institution: "No, you see, our fake classes are open to EVERYONE! Wait..."
The joke just keeps going on. Will the NCAA ever get the brass to penalize North Carolina?
Aren't you the life of the party on Easter. Kid was happy his school won