Per ESPN: NCAA to Hit Miami with "Lack of Institutional Control" (SEVERE PENALTY)

[lurkingator1]

Also Thursday, a member of the Florida Senate wrote the state's Attorney General, asking that the NCAA be investigated for what he called "lack of institutional control" on the association's part.
Sen. Joseph Abruzzo wrote Attorney General Pam Bondi, saying that NCAA investigators "engaged in corrupt behavior in an attempt to manufacture misdeeds against the University of Miami" and in doing so, may actually have violated Florida law.
"I am requesting that the NCAA's admitted wrongdoing be investigated immediately before the NCAA's witch hunt against the University of Miami causes further damage," Abruzzo wrote.

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/st...wn-report-says


So this is what the taxe payers want to see happen ? This guy needs to be voted out next election!

[NitroSmoke]

As if the NCAA hasn't done enough already to aggravate Miami, add this to the list: Last week, UM and the NCAA engaged in serious settlement talks, and several UM people expected a deal because president Mark Emmert seemed initially supportive. UM wanted a settlement and likely would have accepted modest scholarship reductions. But a source said the NCAA then informed UM there would be no deal and suggested to UM the enforcement staff and two key boards were against it because of concerns about "not deviating from the rules." Also, UM tried to convince the NCAA to not use the words "lack of institutional control" -- and was hopeful at one point it might be changed to the less serious "failure to monitor" -- but the NCAA wouldn't back down.

Eeeeeeeeeentresting!!!!!

http://www.fannation.com/truth_and_r...ks?eref=fromSI

[elrongator]

Our entire legislature in Florida has been a joke for many years now.
This douche bag is just following suit.
Pam Bondi is a completely incompetent Attorney General, I expect her to make public effort in this matter if she is advised it will be publicly popular.

[rounds]

Bondi looked like a Mons Venus babe when she ran, what, if any, were her credentials?

[HungaryGator]

Yet the state did utterly nothing to help us when the NCAA engaged in far worse misdeeds than merely prompting an attorney to ask questions in a deposition.

F you senator.

[rounds]

I'll bet Shalala's balz are bigger than Emmert's. Her connections too.

[CHFG8R]

Originally Posted by rounds

Bondi looked like a Mons Venus babe when she ran, what, if any, were her credentials?

Longtime Tampa prosecutor. Took most if not all the high-profile cases in Hillsborough. In news often. Looks don't hurt.

[oxymoron]

We have suffered enough?To hell with that noise. Giving up going to play at the Weedwhacker Bowl is not a penalty as they would have lost big bucks due to weak ticket sales. They were doing themselves a favor not going to a couple of crappie bowls.

[gator85jd]

Originally Posted by rounds

Bondi looked like a Mons Venus babe when she ran, what, if any, were her credentials?

She's a hot Gator babe!

[rounds]

calling Jaggator...

[rpmGator]

Funny part is, Donna thinks they should throw out all the things they did, because they found out in a way, the NCAA shouldn't have.

It's like she thinks the Canes didn't do it, because the Ncaa can't use the court system to use the truth that says they did.

[elrongator]

The NCAA can use whatever information they want and procure it in whatever manner they choose. This isn't a legal proceeding in a state or federal court, it's the NCAA doing whatever they want because they are a private organization with voluntary membership.