Interesting read regarding the Tennessee case:
www.cbssports.com
Bottom line is that UT deserved a post season ban, but $ won out.
I believe the UM case is dramatically different due to the competitive advantage issue, but if they don't get a post season ban the whole thing is a farce.
Dollar fines are nothing. I can see it now as a booster walks up to the window to pay the fine:
"I'm here to pay the fine for the UM cheating scandal. And while I'm here can you give me one of those men's basketball championships and a couple of women's soccer titles for my wife."
"But sir, you realize there is a mandatory return policy for anything purchased at this window."
"Yes - but not really. You don't think taking down those Fab 5 banners actually changed anything do you?"
![www.cbssports.com](https://sportshub.cbsistatic.com/i/r/2021/02/15/62b59104-3123-4a86-beee-7e374c3003b3/thumbnail/1200x675/9bedec8912cae80023f7a706d816c7d6/tennessee-helmet.jpg)
Lacking punishment for Tennessee's egregious cheating leaves Greg Sankey unsure about future of enforcement
The SEC commissioner recognizes options are limited for the NCAA going forward
![www.cbssports.com](https://www.cbssports.com/favicon-32x32.png)
Bottom line is that UT deserved a post season ban, but $ won out.
I believe the UM case is dramatically different due to the competitive advantage issue, but if they don't get a post season ban the whole thing is a farce.
Dollar fines are nothing. I can see it now as a booster walks up to the window to pay the fine:
"I'm here to pay the fine for the UM cheating scandal. And while I'm here can you give me one of those men's basketball championships and a couple of women's soccer titles for my wife."
"But sir, you realize there is a mandatory return policy for anything purchased at this window."
"Yes - but not really. You don't think taking down those Fab 5 banners actually changed anything do you?"
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