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kl40504
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re: The witch hunt against Will Wade is a blessing in disguise
Posted by kl40504 on 8/29/20 at 6:25 pm to DhanTigers212
I guess it is if you want Wade fired and LSU basketball on probation.
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re: Pat Forde uses Hurricane dig in attack against Will Wade and LSU...
Posted by kl40504 on 8/29/20 at 6:22 pm to KingofthePoint
LSU Basketball is in deep trouble. Wade has refused to cooperate with the NCAA and they are looking for his head.
re: Pat Forde uses Hurricane dig in attack against Will Wade and LSU...
Posted by kl40504 on 8/28/20 at 9:21 am to The Hurricane
They have referred it to this independent committee.Independent Accountability Resolution Process
In 2018, NCAA membership made sweeping changes to the investigations and infractions process that created independent groups to prevent conflicts of interest. NCAA Division I cases deemed complex are now eligible for the Independent Accountability Resolution Process (IARP) Examples of complex cases include alleged violations of core NCAA values, such as prioritizing academics and the well-being of student-athletes; the possibility of major penalties; or adversarial behavior. Multiple parties are able to request a case be deemed complex: school representatives, NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions members or NCAA enforcement staff.
Evidently they think they have a lot of evidence because this committee was developed to hear cases that are complex and could result in major penalties.
In 2018, NCAA membership made sweeping changes to the investigations and infractions process that created independent groups to prevent conflicts of interest. NCAA Division I cases deemed complex are now eligible for the Independent Accountability Resolution Process (IARP) Examples of complex cases include alleged violations of core NCAA values, such as prioritizing academics and the well-being of student-athletes; the possibility of major penalties; or adversarial behavior. Multiple parties are able to request a case be deemed complex: school representatives, NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions members or NCAA enforcement staff.
Evidently they think they have a lot of evidence because this committee was developed to hear cases that are complex and could result in major penalties.
re: Pat Forde uses Hurricane dig in attack against Will Wade and LSU...
Posted by kl40504 on 8/27/20 at 10:08 pm to Rosenblatt
The NCAA has evidence that Wade was involved in paying players according to the sources I have.
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