I dunno. Sports reporters everywhere have such a hard-on for Miami, this might get the NCAA to change some of its rules.
Say what you will about this individual I am about to bring up, he is probably the only person in all of college sports who had the most to gain from cheating but never did. Bob Knight. He might of had his faults, but those faults were to drive his team to higher success. He would take a bunch of decent players and make a hell of a team out of them. I'll never forget when they shut down Lousiana and Shaquile O'neal only allowing him to score something like 7 points in the 92 tourney. But no, he gets ass raped cause he yelled at his player's.
Like maybe turn the bowl games into a series of playoffs for once?
I though he gets ass raped because he put his hands on a student...
Way to much money for that to happen. They'd be better off with 4 super conferences and giving the players a living wage. It's a businees, the players are out there every saturday basicly interviewing for a job.
How could it be too much money. They already have the bowl games scheduled differently through out the season. All you would have to do is make the earlier bowls the first few rounds and then make the rose bowl the semi final or final game. Sure an extra game or two might need to be played but this would only generate funds for both the schools and media. Who wouldnt want to do that. The return in revenue would surely out weigh the cost. Speciall with this NFL late start due to strikes. This Pro season might suck cause teams havent really worked out together much. Alot of injuries might plague the season this year. Oh I know its too late now but it could definately be done.
The people to blame here are not the students its the NCAA and the ADs and coaches who dont do their jobs and try to stop this from happening.
I think you misunderstood my message. I mean the BCS is paying college football mucho money, which is my the NCAA will not change it. I would LOVE for them to go to a playoff system...
This whole thing is jut so hypocritical. The AD's get their palms in the mix from the Conferences and boosters...but they want their players to live off Ramen noodles for 4 years. If you're at a D-1 school in a major conference like the SEC, PAC 10, Big 10 or Big East, you're not an amatuer, you might has well be playing in the minors. I say pay the players, even if it just $1,000 a month.
Death penalty an option for Miami
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=ap-ncaa-deathpenalty
I think they've been looking for a way to punish The u since Jimmy Johnson's days...
Hell, before that even....
Fox Sports' Jimmy Johnson, the former University of Miami football coach, is ripping into ex booster Nevin Shapiro, the convicted Ponzi schemer whose allegations could bring down the Hurricanes football program.
The former Super Bowl-winning coach of the Dallas Cowboys labeled the imprisoned Shapiro a parasitic "jock-sniffer wannabe" during an interview with WQAM radio host Joe Rose, according to Deadspin.
Bars and stores surrounding the school's campus are afraid the NCAA will hand down the "death penalty" against The U.
Here's sound of Johnson's full interview. Here's some of Johnson's comments to Rose. H/T Sports Radio Interviews:
"My understanding is that (ex-football coach) Randy Shannon wouldn't let (Shapiro) around the program, but you got the guy. Joe, you and I both know in football and especially a program like the University of Miami or any national program or any professional organization like the Dolphins, there are always these parasites hanging around. Like I called them yesterday, [the] jock-sniffer wannabe. They want to do something and they try to do favors with these players. Now obviously these players have been schooled and told to stay away from these kind of characters, but there will always be somebody accepting a dinner or accepting of some free drinks from some guy who wants to hang with them and that's an unfortunate thing. Again I am anxious to see what the actual facts are [as] we find out everything".