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Miami said something the last time, and look at how the NCAA continues to push the school around. A lot of these other small schools are happy getting their pennies on the dollar, and won't upset the apple cart. It's the schools like Miami, SMU, USC, UNLV and others that have dared to compete...

Are you shocked? Alabama and Clemson are throwing out six figure deals to recruit guys, and no one cares. The NCAA exists to service the large state schools. They exist to assist those schools win as many games as possible, while using the lesser connected schools as fall guys.

The NCAA doing exactly what we all thought they'd do: Find a way to ***** Miami, and Dewan. It's amazing that no one is taking about this in the media.

Once again, no evidence that WE know of. I wasn't sitting in that room when Hernandez was called in by compliance. We also don't know what the NCAA "Advised" or even if Miami reached out for an advisory opinion before asking for an eligibility review. Either way, it's a gigantic nothing...

There was no evidence presented, but we also don't know what Hernandez told Compliance, or what the NCAA "advised". Remember, there's a difference between "What could be proven in a court of law" and what is known by the athletic department. Frankly, the flipping out about this is a joke, and...

They're a joke because they are being cautious? In a lot of cases, guys get held out, even though it's iffy at best. It's better to err on the side of caution, especially when you know that you don't have an in at the NCAA. There are tons, and I mean tons of case studies of guys being held...