No....
It is not hard to figure out that they have sworn testimony from Juwon's squeeze that lays out the scheme and agreement. It would also not surprise me if they have emails or texts from Young, AQM and Grace to the agent regarding the same.
Newton was "suspended" not "dismissed".
Suspended means they are still investigating and do not have enough evidence to make a decision.
Dismissed means the investigation is over and they have overwhelming evidence against you.
They are DONE.
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and Underline? CASE CLOSED!
Do you think maybe "Permanent Dismissal" is a term of art that triggers an emergency NCAA review process? Considering that the school's compliance department makes its decisions based on NCAA rules and regulations, there is a possibility that there is a backdoor method of questioning the harshness of the school's decision. The NCAA may look at the facts of the case and recommend a suspension to set a precedent for similar circumstances.
Yes, but there is a question you seem to disregard:
Was Jermaine Grace's misconduct deserving of dismissal based on rules, standards, and NCAA precedent?
The school cannot arbitrarily dismiss a player. If you set up policies and procedures to determine misconduct and punishment, then those policies and procedures must be followed. The first thing I would do is to see whether there is an NCAA appeals process. Then I would look at other cases with similar fact patterns to determine whether the punishment fits the crime. If there is an appeals process and I determined that the punishment was excessive, I would submit an appeal to the NCAA and simultaneously submit an emergency motion in Court to have JG reinstated pending the appeal so he can practice with the team.
I'm not sure of what the process is, but this may just be a case of the school overreacting because it's on probation. Further, I wouldn't be surprised if the school purposely did this to make sure it doesn't get in trouble while advising JG to appeal his way back in. AQM already has serious disciplinary history, so his chances may not warrant a similar approach.