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  • RealBronco
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    Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View Post
    The major violations were with the tennis program, and it was definitely worthy of punishment.

    However, are you aware of what the football violations were? I honestly wouldn't have known it was a violation.

    Upperclassmen would allow incoming freshmen to stay with them during the summer so they could participate in the summer football program. They would also give them rides to practice and help them out with meals. That's where the "illegal benefits for housing, transportation, and meals" came from.

    I thought it was petty myself. The unfortunate thing is people are not really familiar with the story and are just assuming the majority of the trouble was the football program. This whole thing stemmed from improper activity by the tennis program and a disgrungled assistant tennis coach. She was unhappy with they way she was being treated by the athletic department so she started going after the football team too.
    The track team was doing horrible things as well as the tennis team.

    it was the Assistant Track Coach actually. She was the disgruntled ex-employee. i know this because she used to be a teacher/track coach at the high school i went to.

    she tried telling the university that her boss (the head coach of the track team) and the tennis coaching staff were up to no good basically and the university ignored her.

    she got demoted before long and eventually fired, which is when she decided to sue the university for wrongful termination (which is bs because she got demoted because the track team sucks).

    anyway, she is the one that alerted the NCAA that the track and tennis teams were violating policies. it was found out later that the football team was not so innocent either.

    although in my personal opinion, letting some high school kid sleep on the floor in your dorm room or apartment, and buying him a cheeseburger at Table Rock or McDonalds is a far cry from enticing said student with thousands of dollars, or free vehicles or a free house (Reggie Bush).

    apparently to the NCAA it's the same thing (which is why the NCAA and some of it's rules are ridiculous.

    but since they are the current rules i guess we will serve our sentence. The football team really didn't get hit with much to be honest. 3 scholarships a year is nothing really. oh and like 3 fewer practices a year. oh well. it's also only a 3 year probation anyway so.

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  • 12and4
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    IDK how its broken... people who violate get punished.

    they need a playoff system tho

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  • Al Wilson 4 Mayor
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    Originally posted by jcdavey View Post
    it's all about rules

    if you're presented with rules and break them, then the rule breaker(s) are the only ones to blame


    i mean, fans like to blame the ncaa

    it's stupid
    I agree with that dude. For as long as we are governed by the NCAA we should abide by their rules, and if we break them we have to suffer the consequences. There's no debate there in my mind.

    The point I'm trying to make is that the NCAA's ability to effectively govern sports is archaic. Essentially the system is broken, and that's why we're going to see super conferences in the future tell the NCAA to go pack sand.

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  • 12and4
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    Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View Post
    You lost me there......I have no idea what you're talking about.
    He's talking about the boards in general... people say its their right to post whatever they want... citing the constitution... but this websites constitution is

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  • jcdavey
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    Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View Post
    You lost me there......I have no idea what you're talking about.
    it's all about rules

    if you're presented with rules and break them, then the rule breaker(s) are the only ones to blame


    i mean, fans like to blame the ncaa

    it's stupid

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  • 12and4
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    Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View Post
    No, I never said it was us against the world. You're doing a bit of generalizing there. I'm saying the rules that were broken were petty. That's all I'm saying. Jeez you guys are over the top.
    Yeah but although petty, still against the rules.

    The fresno state thing wasn't... it wasn't a NCAA Violation.

    I'm just trying to show that you aren't being unfairly judged as you seem to think you are.

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  • Al Wilson 4 Mayor
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    Originally posted by jcdavey View Post
    and while i'm ranting lol

    i see the same crap on message boards

    "oh you've infringed upon my freedom of speech!"

    BS, when you join a site you agree to their terms of service

    that's on YOU! sir!
    You lost me there......I have no idea what you're talking about.

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  • Al Wilson 4 Mayor
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    Originally posted by 12and4 View Post
    lol, the difference is that the school had no involvement in it. They got the benefits for being members of the community, not being members of the team.

    You're acting like they aren't punishing other schools... You guys got off easy compared to other schools. Nobody is against boise... not even the BCS... but it is set up so teams LIKE boise don't get far.

    EVERYONES AGAINST US!!! lol...

    it's not the end of the world.
    No, I never said it was us against the world. You're doing a bit of generalizing there. I'm saying the rules that were broken were petty. That's all I'm saying. Jeez you guys are over the top.

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  • jcdavey
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    and while i'm ranting lol

    i see the same crap on message boards

    "oh you've infringed upon my freedom of speech!"

    BS, when you join a site you agree to their terms of service

    that's on YOU! sir!

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  • jcdavey
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    rules are rules, like 12and4 says

    now if the parties involved somehow weren't given the set of rules, in which they broke, then you've got a case

    but if they were privy to said rules and they're going to instead claim ignorance, that is on them!

    if you have a manual, and you don't read it, and it has a rule in it you just broke, guess what, that is on YOU!

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  • 12and4
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    Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View Post
    That's a perfect example of how goofed up the NCAA is. One group breaks the law and has no punishment. Another group is punished for being hospitable.

    Maybe Boise boosters should just start offering hundreds of thousands of dollars to new recruits parents and tell them to just tell their kids they don't know about it.
    lol, the difference is that the school had no involvement in it. They got the benefits for being members of the community, not being members of the team.

    You're acting like they aren't punishing other schools... You guys got off easy compared to other schools. Nobody is against boise... not even the BCS... but it is set up so teams LIKE boise don't get far.

    EVERYONES AGAINST US!!! lol...

    it's not the end of the world.

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  • Al Wilson 4 Mayor
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    Originally posted by 12and4 View Post
    Rules are rules.

    I'm glad the NCAA didn't fine us for what ESPN and Yahoo considered huge violations... some of our athletes abused the food stamp system... OH NOES!!

    thats the gov't's issue, not ncaa.

    and they acted as such.
    That's a perfect example of how goofed up the NCAA is. One group breaks the law and has no punishment. Another group is punished for being hospitable.

    Maybe Boise boosters should just start offering hundreds of thousands of dollars to new recruits parents and tell them to just tell their kids they don't know about it.

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  • 12and4
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    Rules are rules.

    I'm glad the NCAA didn't fine us for what ESPN and Yahoo considered huge violations... some of our athletes abused the food stamp system... OH NOES!!

    thats the gov't's issue, not ncaa.

    and they acted as such.

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  • Al Wilson 4 Mayor
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    Originally posted by jcdavey View Post
    people , and society as a whole, are so busy making excuses for these turds who break the rules, that they don't spend time on changing those rules, rather they spend all their time *****ing and moaning when one of their "favorites" gets legitimately sanctioned/popped


    i saw the same BS regurgitating out of the mouths of USC fans when they got spanked


    take your punishment like a man, don't cry about it.....
    The major violations were with the tennis program, and it was definitely worthy of punishment.

    However, are you aware of what the football violations were? I honestly wouldn't have known it was a violation.

    Upperclassmen would allow incoming freshmen to stay with them during the summer so they could participate in the summer football program. They would also give them rides to practice and help them out with meals. That's where the "illegal benefits for housing, transportation, and meals" came from.

    I thought it was petty myself. The unfortunate thing is people are not really familiar with the story and are just assuming the majority of the trouble was the football program. This whole thing stemmed from improper activity by the tennis program and a disgrungled assistant tennis coach. She was unhappy with they way she was being treated by the athletic department so she started going after the football team too.

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  • 12and4
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    agree with jcdavey... you did it, you have to pay for it.

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