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What I believe happened: Miami gets word of an impending NCAA investigation and doesn’t have a good feeling about the outcome so they sit Dewan until its completed. Perhaps an “eligibility appeal” is a term for such a review - I don’t know, I’m not an expert on NCAA bylaws.

An “eligibility appeal” would infer that....

The FBI investigation didn’t determine their was a contract in place!

Pure speculation and flawed reasoning. What is more likely is that the NCAA received the evidence of wrongdoing first and subsequently informed miami. If you think Miami would voluntarily rat itself out and sit their best player - I don’t know what to say to you.

They did..... You violate the NCAA’s rule of amateurism when you sign a contract that has anything to do with why you were given a scholarship. Chad Thomas was allowed to sell beats with accompanying agreements, and he could have even signed a record deal.

Okay? Just admit that your entire understanding and subsequent diagnosis of this matter was way off - and move along.

I can’t answer your question but it seems fairly obvious that an NCAA Investigation would consider evidence that may not be admissible in a criminal trial.

It also said his appeal ruling by NCAA was denied, and he is ineligible. What else would he be appealing if he wasn’t deemed ineligible?

He has a terrible case of foot in mouth disease.