(02-23-2011 06:47 PM)SpiderMan79x Wrote:  Dana O'Neil on ESPN did a search of the last 2 years and found 20 cases in which a coach or athletics department staff member was charged with unethical conduct. The same charge Pearl is facing. In 19 of those 20 cases the people involved received at least a two-year show-cause penalty. Kind of interesting. Link below if anyone cares.

http://espn.go.com/blog/CollegeBasketbal...-for-pearl

More like 100% - the only exception was an assistant who was already out of coaching completely.

Quote:The lone exception in those 20 cases involved the investigation of the University of Michigan’s football program. A graduate assistant implicated in the charges of excessive practices was charged with unethical conduct after he lied about his involvement to NCAA investigators.

However, the COI ultimately ruled against a show-cause in his case because “at the time of the hearing the former graduate assistant was no longer employed by the institution and was no longer coaching, the committee determined not to impose a show-cause provision against him.’’

(02-23-2011 07:05 PM)ballen Wrote:  

(02-23-2011 06:47 PM)SpiderMan79x Wrote:  Dana O'Neil on ESPN did a search of the last 2 years and found 20 cases in which a coach or athletics department staff member was charged with unethical conduct. The same charge Pearl is facing. In 19 of those 20 cases the people involved received at least a two-year show-cause penalty. Kind of interesting. Link below if anyone cares.

http://espn.go.com/blog/CollegeBasketbal...-for-pearl

More like 100% - the only exception was an assistant who was already out of coaching completely.

Quote:The lone exception in those 20 cases involved the investigation of the University of Michigan’s football program. A graduate assistant implicated in the charges of excessive practices was charged with unethical conduct after he lied about his involvement to NCAA investigators.

However, the COI ultimately ruled against a show-cause in his case because “at the time of the hearing the former graduate assistant was no longer employed by the institution and was no longer coaching, the committee determined not to impose a show-cause provision against him.’’

Or the statement about the other 19 coaches who received an average of a two year suspension --- where it was indicated that some lied to investigators and some attempted to get others to lie "Bruce Pearl did both." This guy is toast.

So if the assistant coaches get suspensions as well, I guess that shoots down the theory that Forbes could be an assistant here next year.

(02-23-2011 09:49 AM)RCM1029 Wrote:  

(02-23-2011 09:30 AM)TripleA Wrote:  

(02-23-2011 08:37 AM)callemasIsee-em Wrote:  NTR

The AUP defines "Tiger related" as anything about us, one of our season opponents, or our conference. UTK qualifies.

Link?

It's not in the AUP. It's in the Forum Description for the D-F:

Dockery-Finch Tiger Sports Forum
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(02-23-2011 07:46 PM)ballen Wrote:  So if the assistant coaches get suspensions as well, I guess that shoots down the theory that Forbes could be an assistant here next year.

That's actually a really good point.

(02-23-2011 05:43 PM)ashellab Wrote:  So the Governor is going to save Pearl? You seriously believe the NCAA will care who Pearl give free tickets to?

Haslam can afford the ticket price.

(02-24-2011 09:40 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(02-23-2011 07:46 PM)ballen Wrote:  So if the assistant coaches get suspensions as well, I guess that shoots down the theory that Forbes could be an assistant here next year.

That's actually a really good point.

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