Bryan Fischer rolled out a thread this morning with all sorts of updates on the Transformation Committee/Infractions Process team's work. Thanks to Bryan for his work!

I see these changes as AD friendly because HC contracts aren't payable if terminated with cause and anything happening within a staff can be considered cause.

Short transfer window for MBB is putting the kids on a leash.

So the NCAA wants to censor coaches complaining about compliance. Definitely NOT a good look.

(05-20-2022 12:19 PM)bullet Wrote:  So the NCAA wants to censor coaches complaining about compliance. Definitely NOT a good look.

AD's are widening the definition of letting a coach go with cause so they can terminate buyouts.

Often when performance is down, assistant coach infractions are used as a basis by an AD to fire but don't fit the definition of cause.

How about this one

May2022D1TR_Apr18May3May10Minutes.pdf

Quote:Explore expanded access to electronic devices and other accounts, including accounts of family members and associates, and/or legislate a negative inference if a device and/or account held by family/associate is not made available, or disappearing messaging applications are used.

Oh yeah, Coaches gotta be hiding something if their teenagers don't want people looking at their phones.

(05-20-2022 02:41 PM)chester Wrote:  How about this one

May2022D1TR_Apr18May3May10Minutes.pdf

Quote:Explore expanded access to electronic devices and other accounts, including accounts of family members and associates, and/or legislate a negative inference if a device and/or account held by family/associate is not made available, or disappearing messaging applications are used.

Oh yeah, Coaches gotta be hiding something if their teenagers don't want people looking at their phones.

Hey, Mark Emmert: You go first. Surrender all your phones and computers, and those of all your family members and associates, then we'll publish everything in there on the internet for everyone to see.

After you do that, then come back and talk to us about "expanded access" to anyone else's devices and accounts.