Ohio State Athletic Program Violations

[bassbuckeye07]

Damon Flint.

bust

 

[Tlangs]

bust

Yeah he was. I think he averaged like 9 points a game his senior year. He was a solid role player and could knock down the open shot but could never create his own shot.

I was hoping he went to UD. I don't know that they ever had a shot at him. I was at a UD summer camp back in the day and Damon was there. He was a man amongst boys back when he was 16/17. [/ threadjack]

 

[tmporter]

The answer is no. Remember Lane Kiffin racked up like 13 secondary violations in his first 9 months to a year at Tennessee. Like korchiki said, if you do not self report, then some issues may arise.

Six violations

Okay fine, 6 violations there in 7 months and one already at USC. Not to mention he and the University were just sued by the Tennessee Titans. Can I say the lawsuit is worth 6 more to get to my 13?

 

[k2onprimetime]

So should we be worried about this?

 

[Elephant]

So should we be worried about this?

The answer is hell no...I would question our recruiting effort if we did not get one of these ocassionally.

 

[leroyjenkins]

I know Cris Carter is a former player, but isn't there any leeway when he is a father of a player?

 

[Jagdaddy]

I know Cris Carter is a former player, but isn't there any leeway when he is a father of a player?

Only if he subsidizes rent for a luxury apartment for his own son and a roommate who just so happens to also be a college football star . . .

 

[Tlangs]

Only if he subsidizes rent for a luxury apartment for his own son and a roommate who just so happens to also be a college football star . . .

zing!!!

 

[kn1f3party]

So should we be worried about this?

Hell to the naw. Here is a summary of what constitutes a secondary infraction:

Secondary Infractions Self-Reporting - NCAA.org

What we don't want is a "major infraction." You can search major infractions on the LSDBi:

https://web1.ncaa.org/LSDBi/exec/miSearch

 

[OH10]

46 secondary violations since June 2011

http://www.cleveland.com/osu/index.ssf/2012/05/ohio_states_urban_meyer_ad_gen.html

None of the violations, among the 46 reported in 21 sports since May 30 of last year, are a big deal on their own, nothing close to the major violations that threw the football program into turmoil during 2011. The violations were released to The Plain Dealer on Thursday in response to a records request filed to Ohio State on April 18 for all NCAA violations committed by the school's athletic department dating back to May 30, 2011. That was the date on which former football coach Jim Tressel was forced to resign.

The worst and most inexplicable would be the Gene Smith video to Ezekiel Elliot. How does an athletic director not know better? Fire this guy. Yesterday.

 

[jlb1705]

"If I was an OSU fan, I wouldn't be alarmed by it. That means Ohio State is doing the right thing."

/thread

 

[OH10]

Every time we think we're doing the right thing, we get ass-raped.

 

[jlb1705]

Every time we think we're doing the right thing, we get ass-raped.

link?

 

[shiznit7]

VaBro broing it up with a nice little lip packed:

The fact that this is a violation is actually hilarious.

 

[OH10]

link?

Good ones.

"Ohio State self reports to NCAA case involving head football coach."

http://ht.cdn.turner.com/si/images/2011/03/08/Ohio_State_NCAA.pdf

"This memo is to self-report violations involving the Ohio State University's football program. Specifically, a representative of the athletic's interests provided five student-athletes wages in excess of hours worked."

http://www.osu.edu/news/ncaadocs/pdf/MFB_Employment.pdf