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Haase is not mentioned in it. Appears he wasn't even interviewed by the NCAA. Roy Williams mentioned nice, only that he was interviewed, but not named in any of the wrongdoing.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/02/arts/t...=auto&_r=0

BTW, lack of institutional control could apply to UAB, but in a good way. The institution tried to get rid of football, but couldn't control it's boosters and fans and were forced by the boosters to bring it back.

(06-04-2015 06:58 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote:  Haase is not mentioned in it. Appears he wasn't even interviewed by the NCAA. Roy Williams mentioned nice, only that he was interviewed, but not named in any of the wrongdoing.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/02/arts/t...=auto&_r=0

BTW, lack of institutional control could apply to UAB, but in a good way. The institution tried to get rid of football, but couldn't control it's boosters and fans and were forced by the boosters to bring it back.

Football still has received a 1-2 year death penalty though. Only if NCAA self imposed penalties really worked this way.

UAB has done everything right in regards to rules and has a one to two year death penalty. Other "un-named" programs in this state cheat like it's going out of style and rake in the cash and accolades.

Let that sink in.

Roy Williams is a UAB booster (donated to the program when he came here for Haase's first game). The NCAA is more likely give us the death penalty for this, citing that connection, than to inflict any meaningful punishment on Carolina.