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In a statement on behalf of the school, Syracuse Chancellor Kent Syverud wrote, "Syracuse University did not and does not agree with all the conclusions reached by the NCAA, including some of the findings and penalties included in today's report. However, we take the report and the issues it identifies very seriously, particularly those that involve academic integrity and the overall well-being of student-athletes."
says it all....they won an NCAA title didnt they?....GD cheaters...they should fire Boehim...but they won't...
says it all....they won an NCAA title didnt they?....GD cheaters...they should fire Boehim...but they won't...
Don't fire him. Cut his contract to about 100k a year and force him to coach the team during the mess HE put them in. Firing him only puts someone else on the hot seat of a team that's going to be extremely short-handed the next few years.
The report also showed cheating dating back to 2001 though rules only allow the NCAA to have sanctions retroactive to 10 years. This allows them to keep their National Championship even though it is now known they had an ineligible player.
If the NCAA dropped the hammer on Syracuse for a lack of institutional control, what will they do to the Tar Holes and their faux academic classes?
Most of these penalties will not be enforced in full. This is just the NCAA waving their arms and saying 'wait we still matter!'
I hope I'm wrong, but I expect these penalties to be greatly reduced by the start of next year. I guess it just shows how much faith I have in the NCAA.
Speaking of academic misconduct, has anything happened to UNC yet?
I hope I'm wrong, but I expect these penalties to be greatly reduced by the start of next year. I guess it just shows how much faith I have in the NCAA.
Speaking of academic misconduct, has anything happened to UNC yet?
Unfortunately, slime still gets to rise to the top in college basketball. It wasn't just good coaching that allowed Syracuse and U Conn to become powerhouse programs under their "great" coaches. Usually if something smells like poop, shit was involved...
Too bad the NCAA doesn't really monitor and enforce recruiting and eligibility rules to make college sports a level playing field.
Too bad the NCAA doesn't really monitor and enforce recruiting and eligibility rules to make college sports a level playing field.
Wow. Those are some heavy penalties. I'm surprised Boeheim is still there, and I'm real glad Syracuse wasn't invited to join the Big Ten.
Given the recent history of the way the NCAA dealt with Penn St., I truly wonder how many of the sanctions they are laying on Syracuse will stick. They just don't really have the stomach to penalize the big boys.
How are they going to lose 12 schollies and still be able to field a team??
Also noticed they have some verbal commits in 2016, FRAN start calling.
They should get a postseason ban next year too. The only reason why they self imposed the ban this year is because they realized they weren't going to make it and thought it would ease the blow.
...this makes one pretty proud of our team this year...damn proud...not easy to compete with bank robbers but Fran does A-OK.
The NCAA's Committee on Infractions has announced significant punishments against the Syracuse men's basketball program and its longtime, Hall of Fame coach, Jim Boeheim. Boeheim will be suspended for the team's first nine ACC games next season and the school will lose three scholarships per year through 2018-19 as punishment for infractions that occurred with the men's basketball program over the past 10 years.
Add this to the list of examples it is dumb to put coaches in the HOF prior to their retirement.
Add this to the list of examples it is dumb to put coaches in the HOF prior to their retirement.
Boeheim has coached Syracuse for 39 years. I guess that's what happens when you become so complacent after a long tenure. Sound familiar?
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