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So a guy wrote an article and made an inference? Was the guy a Pulitzer Prize winner? I hate to break this to you but most national sports journalists are complete morons. Regardless, this is absolutely not provable nor is it logical. It does not behoove any institution to expend more...

LMAO please provide said "proof." What you are saying is literally impossible to prove because no case is the same, nor are the totality of sanctions, in most cases. So I'd love to see factual, scientific proof of this, because it doesn't exist.

You have no idea what you're talking about or what I'm talking about. Get your foot out of your mouth. Show me where I said you immediately cooperate without the advice of an attorney? Show me that. It's called a plea deal. If you're guilty, and you know you're guilty, there is absolutely...

And they still would've gotten it worse had they not cooperated. The NCAA is full of attorneys with limitless resources. If you lie to them, they're gonna find out and hit you twice as hard.

And I was talking about both, mate, and the similarity between the two. In BOTH cases cooperating usually helps. In one case, having a lawyer means absolutely nothing.

You're preaching to the choir with that. Except, again, you're wrong. The NCAA has absolutely nothing to do with state or federal laws. Which means the impact of a lawyer is minimal, at best. So nothing about what you said is remotely relevant. Keep laughing, but you just made it abundantly...

Incorrect. They got sanctions for lying about it. Just like Grace and Muhammed weren't kicked off the team for the car rental thing. They got booted for lying about it. The NCAA is a lot like the police. If they bust you, they bust you. You have the option to be honest and cooperate or...

HA! No. If word ever got to the BoT that illegal payments were being made, the entire staff would be fired instantly. Why? See Pell Grant Scandal and Nevin Shapiro. We got nabbed again and they're going to ban us from bowl games until the end of time. Keep dreaming.

LMAO to every bit of this. The SEC will not be touched. Nor will Texas, OSU, Michigan, Oklahoma and the like. The NCAA has ZERO interest in hurting a blue blood. They'd literally be biting the hand that feeds them. Now a small school like Miami? Sure.

There is absolutely no conspiracy whatsoever. The bag game is very, very real, and has been confirmed by multiple players and journalists over the years. Of course only a small percent of recruits get bags. That doesn't mean it's a conspiracy.