http://sportales.com/football/sources-reveal-that-osu-will-recieve-major-sanctions/ (http://sportales.com/football/sources-reveal-that-osu-will-recieve-major-sanctions/)
- All victories from the 2009 and 2010 season will be vacated
- Will not be televised for the 2011 season
- Will not be allowed to partake in post season bowl games for 2011 or 2012.
- Will lose 10 scholarships in 2011, and 5 per year in 2012 and 2013.
That seems really harsh considering the nature of their violations. My assumptions are that the NCAA is trying to make an example of someone in terms of selling memorabilia and/or that this is a Capone/OJ type of "sentence" where they're being punished for their other "crimes" as opposed to what they've actually been convicted of doing.
NCAA not fooling around lately with the hits on USC and potential hits coming to Tennessee, etc.
I'll believe that story when it comes from a source NOT named ...TALES
Quote from: MerrittsMustache on March 21, 2011, 12:55:05 PM
That seems really harsh considering the nature of their violations. My assumptions are that the NCAA is trying to make an example of someone in terms of selling memorabilia and/or that this is a Capone/OJ type of "sentence" where they're being punished for their other "crimes" as opposed to what they've actually been convicted of doing.
What's that they say about the crime vs. the coverup?
OSU's problem isn't that the players sold memorabilia, etc., it's that the coaching staff knew about it and chose not toe report it. Instead, they knowingly used players who may very well have been declared ineligible.
Those penalties seem harsher than I would expect, but don't be surprised if the NCAA comes down hard.
I don't understand how they can keep their games from being televised. Doesn't that hurt their opponent as well?
Quote from: TallTitan34 on March 21, 2011, 10:26:24 PM
I don't understand how they can keep their games from being televised. Doesn't that hurt their opponent as well?
One of the comments on the site identifies this as a key clue that the information is not true. I don't think that this means that the NCAA won't be bringing the hammer down on OSU -- I think it will -- but just that this particular list of penalties is not accurate.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=6257370
This is not going to help Tressel or OSU. guess his "it had to remain confidential" excuse doesn't quite work anymore. i wonder what his next BS reason for not passing on the violations will be?
Quote from: socrplar125 on March 25, 2011, 03:21:06 PM
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=6257370
This is not going to help Tressel or OSU. guess his "it had to remain confidential" excuse doesn't quite work anymore. i wonder what his next BS reason for not passing on the violations will be?
I saw that earlier today.
If I was running tOSU's athletics department, this would really, really piss me off. I'd be pissed that he didn't tell me. But I'd be really pissed that he didn't tell me
and he told Pryor's camp.