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I hadnt seen that exact article....what a shame. Wonder if we ever find out the truth, to the extent of his "mistakes". And if the punishment was reflective of the mistake, or reflective of someone's personal agenda

I had not seen the statement made, indicating his "bad decisions", that's in itself a slightly telling statement. But with no legitimate proof, sounds like a new interpretation of "innocent, until proven guilty" ...either way it sucks. A lot more kids have gotten a lot more, gone on to tell...

How can the National Corrupt Athletic Agency convict someone, with no tangible proof, other than document found with a business model, a bunch of names, but no proof he accepted anything, or knew of this grand plan of payment. As ive been interpreted what ive seen, the only proof the NCAA has...