Just another case...

• sleeper

  

  Where there is no media attention until after the penalties have been handed out, no asking for the coach to resign, and a violation amount far more serious with a smaller punishment...
  
  http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/7863243/ncaa-cites-south-carolina-gamecocks-failure-monitor
  

  The NCAA says South Carolina failed to monitor its athletic program and has accepted the school's proposed sanctions to cut six football scholarships the next three years and slash its official recruiting visits by more than half.
  There were no forfeiture of games or bowl ban attached the penalties which stemmed from athletes receiving $59,000 in impermissible benefits. The NCAA said South Carolina's cooperation went "beyond standard expectations."

  Only in the SEC..
• Automatik

  

  Wow, what a joke.
• goosebumps

  

  The NCAA is a joke. They throw the book at OSU and then slap South Car. On the wrist
• dlazz

  It also will cut official visits for football recruiting to 30 from 56 during the 20012-13 academic year.

  
  That's like forever in the future.
• LJ

  

  dlazz;1155336 wrote:That's like forever in the future.

  
  The SEC is ahead of its time
• dwccrew

  

  SEC can do whatever they want, the NCAA has their head so far up every SEC school's ass it is sickening. Pay players, oversign, lie, cheat, academic dishonesty......nothing to see here folks. Any other conference so much as farts in the wrong direction they are getting sanctioned.
• vball10set

  sleeper;1155250 wrote: Only in the SEC..

  /thread
• ksig489

  "The NCAA said South Carolina's cooperation went "beyond standard expectations."
  
  Maybe this is the key...not covering up the violations.
• dwccrew

  

  ksig489;1156733 wrote:"The NCAA said South Carolina's cooperation went "beyond standard expectations."
  
  Maybe this is the key...not covering up the violations.

  Yeah, that must be it. Nothing to see here folks. Only in the SEC......
• sleeper

  

  ksig489;1156733 wrote:"The NCAA said South Carolina's cooperation went "beyond standard expectations."
  
  Maybe this is the key...not covering up the violations.

  OSU self reported and self punished themselves far more than USC.