They're on probation & yet their athletes are doing the same exact thing. I don't understand why the NCAA is turning a blind eye. The CEO of ESPN is a UNC grad so they are not going to press it. If it was anyone else, the NCAA would throw the book at them. Something smells fishy. I emailed the NCAA about it & have not heard back from them. We need to bombard the NCAA with emails.

I see no point in bringing this up. UNC could have 80 shiny new BMW's in the FB players' parking lot, or all FB players enrolled in basket-weaving courses ... the NCAA would still do nothing.

The only P5 programs the NCAA would possibly touch are Washington State's volleyball team or Georgia Tech's rowing team. You're wasting your time if you're waiting for the NCAA to do anything in the UNC or Miami situations.

unc is under unprecedented academic/athletic scandals

the academic issues which date all the way back to 1998 (through BS logic) are not in the ncaa's jurisdiction and the rental cars is just another f... up that unc still doesnt have its programs under control

what the ****........

Everyone who can gives the NCAA the finger. That is precisely why this system dooesn't work or even come close to it.

Whatever they are doing wrong, it's not improving their program... lol

In other news, NCAA president Mark Emmert was paid $1.7 million by the NCAA in 2011, according to an NCAA tax return.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/col...n/2505667/

(07-10-2013 08:58 PM)Wedge Wrote:  In other news, NCAA president Mark Emmert was paid $1.7 million by the NCAA in 2011, according to an NCAA tax return.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/col...n/2505667/

Holy smoke... that's like four times Obama's salary, and he is saving civilization.

It seems like everyone in power is always a UNC grad. Slive, Delany, Emmert.

Yes. Yes they are.