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YOWZA! My bad.

I bring up again the Dez Bryant case. If the NCAA had hauled in every 19/20 year old in NCAA sports, how many could they have caught in a lie. If every 20 something (or pick an age group) in the country were hauled in by the FBI, what percent could they trap into a lie? They are not consistent we need VAR in NCAA enforcement.

Don't want to suggest that there are any dim-wits over there but some folks haven't converted to LED.

Phil Mickelson would like consideration.

Sometimes you don't know what you don't know.

get off it!

3 ÷ 10 = 30% to spell it out thirty percenters

Wrestlestat's algorithm includes a significant time lag, they are consistent. BTW: consistent is the word of the day.

I know nothing about what you speak.

If we moved this thread to Greeley, CO would anyone notice?

And I have a problem with that. Let's agree to agree again.

That's the thing, it shouldn't matter if its my favorite team, enforcement should be consistent. You want examples, here's examples. A) Let's take MI football coach, report is level 1 violations and he lied to NCAA to try and get out of it. I say he should lose the full season, he'll still get paid, players can still play. He & Mi want to self serve a 3 game suspension, thats no penalty (unless you put it at the end of the year) MI can prob win there first 3 games with no coaches, QB calls the offense, LB calls defense. B) The Iowa (St & U) if you bet on multiple teams, meaning like Brands football, baseball, tennis etc or you bet on your own team or another of your own school teams and you tried to hide/destroy evidence then full season. If you only bet on a couple professional teams like NFL or MLB and you came clean then first semester good to go Jan 1.

Need to change the rules not the enforcement, enforcement should be consistent.

What would be your suggested punishment?

Versus losing the remainder of your career for no crime?

If punkin chunkin is a sport then so should squash ... oh wait ... nevermind.

So maybe: The CBUS and an OSU

These are known rules/regs. Look at what the NCAA did to Dez Bryant and his team and he broke no rules. The NCAA has never been consistent.

And one could wonder why this doesn't rise to the level of institutional control?

Well sure ... we can agree to agree.

thems the rules

He just needs to get on it!

Can't remember what the condition (its rare) is called but it feels like someone is stabbing you in the groin with a knife every 5 to 10 seconds ... enjoy.