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NCAA sanctions; How do they work?

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I do not understand how the NCAA decides what programs deserve sanctions. Like in the (alleged) case with Reggie Bush, many media types are saying if it is true then USC could recieve sanctions for his transgressions. I was always under the impression that someone employed for the university had to know of the infraction and not take any corrective action for the NCAA to sanction the school. I bring this up because living in Alabama I have to hear all the time about how the NCAA is biased toward Alabama, Auburn, SEC, the South, etc. because they recieved sanctions in football and other teams do not. How does the NCAA determine who to sanction, and how can I explain to Southerners why they recieved sanctions? Any thoughts would be appreciated!:oh::io:
 
Just have them read any of the below cases. If they want to know why the SEC gets busted the most, just explain to them that it is a function of (1) the SEC cheating more and (2) the SEC being more active in uncovering dirt on other programs.

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Summary [SIZE=-1]Nov 16, 2005[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of South Carolina, Columbia[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]This case was processed as a summary disposition. Violations of NCAA legis ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Oct 27, 2004[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Mississippi State University[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Violations of NCAA legislation regarding recruiting (improper recruiting co ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Apr 17, 2003[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Arkansas, Fayetteville[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Violations included: extra benefits, recruiting, financial aid, employment ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Feb 01, 2002[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Athletics representatives actively engaged in violations of recruiting and ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Jan 31, 2002[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Kentucky[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Recruiting inducements for prospective student-athletes and high-school coa ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Mar 05, 1997[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Georgia[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]IMPROPER RECRUITING: improper recruiting contacts made by and inducements ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Mar 07, 1996[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Mississippi State University[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]IMPERMISSIBLE RECRUITING: recruiting assistant offered cash and other indu ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Aug 02, 1995[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]AMATEURISM, EXTRA BENEFITS: $24,000 in impermissible banks loans made to a ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Nov 17, 1994[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Mississippi[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]IMPERMISSIBLE RECRUITING: improper contacts by athletics representatives; ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Aug 18, 1993[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Auburn University[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]EXTRA BENEFITS: athletics representatives provided at least $4,000 in cash ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Sep 18, 1991[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Tennessee, Knoxville[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]IMPERMISSIBLE RECRUITING: arrangement for an airline ticket on credit to a ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Sep 20, 1990[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Florida[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]EXTRA BENEFITS: provision of airline ticket from head men's basketball coa ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Dec 12, 1986[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Mississippi[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper recruiting contacts, employment, entertainment, inducements, lodgi ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Oct 15, 1986[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Louisiana State University[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper entertainment, financial aid, lodging and transportation; extra be ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Oct 09, 1986[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Tennessee, Knoxville[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper entertainment, lodging and transportation; extra benefits; eligibi ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Jan 13, 1985[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Florida[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper entertainment, financial aid and lodging; extra benefits; out-of-s ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Jan 04, 1985[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Georgia[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper financial aid and transportation; extra benefit; improper recruiti ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Sep 20, 1982[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Georgia[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper recruiting contacts, inducements and transportation. ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Nov 13, 1980[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Auburn University[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper recruiting contacts, entertainment, inducements, lodging and trans ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]May 11, 1979[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Auburn University[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Extra benefits; improper recruiting contacts, entertainment, inducements, l ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Nov 14, 1978[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Georgia[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper financial aid and transportation; extra benefits. ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Dec 01, 1976[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Kentucky[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper entertainment, financial aid, lodging and transportation; extra be ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Sep 17, 1975[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Mississippi State University[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Extra benefits; improper recruiting entertainment, inducements and transpor ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Jan 08, 1967[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of South Carolina, Columbia[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper financial aid; extra benefits; improper recruiting entertainment, ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Apr 12, 1965[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Arkansas, Fayetteville[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper recruiting entertainment, inducements and transportation. ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Apr 19, 1964[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Kentucky[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Out-of-season practice; questionable practice. ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Jan 05, 1964[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper recruiting contact. ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Oct 27, 1959[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Mississippi[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper recruiting inducements. ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Apr 21, 1958[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Auburn University[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper recruiting inducements. ...[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]Jan 11, 1957[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]University of Florida[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper financial aid and transportation; improper recruiting inducements. ...[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]

Jan 11, 1957[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Auburn University[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Improper recruiting inducements. ...[/SIZE] Found 31 Major Infraction Cases
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The case with Reggie Bush and USC I still do not understand. If Bush accepted improper benefits from an agent and the university had nothing to do with it, why is the media saying that USC could recieve sanctions from NCAA? It doesnt seem fair to the school to me if they did not know and had nothing to do with it? Also thanks for the links on the SEC recruiting violations, I didnt realize just how often this had occured through the years.:osu:
 
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BuckeyeNbama;736005; said:
I do not understand how the NCAA decides what programs deserve sanctions. Like in the (alleged) case with Reggie Bush, many media types are saying if it is true then USC could recieve sanctions for his transgressions. I was always under the impression that someone employed for the university had to know of the infraction and not take any corrective action for the NCAA to sanction the school. I bring this up because living in Alabama I have to hear all the time about how the NCAA is biased toward Alabama, Auburn, SEC, the South, etc. because they recieved sanctions in football and other teams do not. How does the NCAA determine who to sanction, and how can I explain to Southerners why they recieved sanctions? Any thoughts would be appreciated!:oh::io:
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I'm guessing the best answer to this scenario is when they start yapping, punch them in the tooth.
 
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