USF MB NCAA Sanctions

[Dogma]

6 hours ago, FarEastBull said:

I'm very nervous about them voiding our wins and titles.

 

I knew this was coming, ...but I still laughed.

[CousinRicky]

1 hour ago, Who'sYourData? said:

I'm not sure if things have changed in the last few years.  But back when UCF and Miami had all the trouble I did a little research.  Seems that the NCAA at that time had only two or three full time investigators to investigate every infraction with every school with every sport.  The workload was far too much to be able to handle investigations in a timely manner.

I may be wrong but I think they hire contract workers to do some of the work.  A friend that used to work for USF Athletics may still be doing it.  Have lost touch over the last couple of years.

[Triple B]

6 hours ago, bullsbucsfan426 said:

The only downside is that it cost us a chance at the Big 12 because it looked like our house wasn't in order. 

Pffft ... Everyone knows it was our ooc scheduling for football that slammed the expansion door in our face.

[Triple B]

7 hours ago, Triple B said:

There was this too:

Former USF men's basketball assistant Oliver Antigua provided impermissible benefits, including lodging at his own home, for two prospective student-athletes while they received on-campus tutoring, according to findings reported to the school by the NCAA.

...

It indicates Antigua, who resigned last July, provided the benefits (not totaling more than $511)  ...

but still, unless there's stuff still not out, not why sure it had to be drug out this long ..... It is the NCAA, though.

 

5 hours ago, DELdaBull said:

So he lodged perspective student athletes and made them go to tutoring? 

THAT was the violation? Seriously????

I'm still wondering if there's another shoe to drop .... That just doesn't seem like something an assistant coach would quit, or be made to quit, over

[Calibull]

I'm just glad it's over 

[Triple B]

6 minutes ago, Calibull said:

I'm just glad it's over 

I don't think it is until the NCAA signs off on it, unless I'm misunderstanding the article ...

USF already has self-imposed three penalties: a $5,000 fine, withholding a coach from off-campus recruiting for 50 days (Oliver Antigua) and a reduction from 13 to 12 scholarships (last season). Whether the NCAA levels further penalties remains to be seen.

[Calibull]

7 minutes ago, Triple B said:

I don't think it is until the NCAA signs off on it, unless I'm misunderstanding the article ...

USF already has self-imposed three penalties: a $5,000 fine, withholding a coach from off-campus recruiting for 50 days (Oliver Antigua) and a reduction from 13 to 12 scholarships (last season). Whether the NCAA levels further penalties remains to be seen.

It's basically over.  

[bullsfan27]

Oliver Antigua quit because he initially lied to the investigators and tried to cover it up. Had he come clean without lying he might still be here depending on if Antigua ended up getting canned.

[Triple B]

4 hours ago, Triple B said:

I don't think it is until the NCAA signs off on it, unless I'm misunderstanding the article ...

USF already has self-imposed three penalties: a $5,000 fine, withholding a coach from off-campus recruiting for 50 days (Oliver Antigua) and a reduction from 13 to 12 scholarships (last season). Whether the NCAA levels further penalties remains to be seen.

 

4 hours ago, Calibull said:

It's basically over.  

if we get further sanctions, I'm holding you personally responsible ...

[Triple B]

1 hour ago, bullsfan27 said:

Oliver Antigua quit because he initially lied to the investigators and tried to cover it up. Had he come clean without lying he might still be here depending on if Antigua ended up getting canned.

If true, that makes sense ....