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It's not for me to illustrate that. I believe that SOME of the stuff was shown via receipts and photos, while MOST of the "evidence" was bogus.

I pretty much agree with what you are saying. The Nevin case was horrible on a number of different levels that did NOT involve the actual punishment, such as timing, investigative techniques, and the questionable use of "evidence". I was just addressing the penalty phase, but you are also...

It should be pointed out that Miami's 1990s NCAA case was the LAST to be punished so harshly (and the LOIC rule being used so broadly). The trend since then has been lighter punishment. And the WORST part about the Nevin Shapiro NCAA case was that everything turned on Nevin being a willing and...

I think that the reality is that nothing happens on the INDIVIDUAL violations. And then, when you have a MASSIVE accumulation of violations, something will happen, but it will be something fairly minimal. It's like needing 400 yards just to score a TD because you keep getting pushed back by...

It was literally captured on live television... AND nothing will come of it. The SEC has this on lockdown.