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North Dakota Tampering
- Thread starter uofmman1122
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Integrity is never a negative.
Sadly, it's in very short supply, particularly in government.
alabamagrizzly
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What is "biggest understatement ever" for a $1,000 Alex.
Agreed. And they did here. It was classified as a mitigated punishment.
Glad to see I’ve found my kinfolk then brother?
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oldngrizzly
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who cares its a minor issue in a second rate fcs league.
mthoopsfan
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It’s a top FCS conference. One of the top 2. Many people are proud of that.
alabamagrizzly
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Tell me you missed the point without telling me you missed the point.
Art Spooner
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Still, the opportunity for the NCAA to set an example without having a fist fight because it was self-reported lent itself to dealing out a stiff penalty and saying it would have been a lot worse if we found it ourselves. Attempting to make an example of UND. Now the result is most likely second thoughts on self reporting until the NCAA actually starts real investigations of this violation. UND compliance department is a turd in the punch bowl right now with their fan base, even though they were doing their job. The guilty coach most likely has “ former“ in front of his title.
Agree 100%. Think that’s what they tried to do too, based on the verbiage of the punishment. Of course, intent and actual execution can vary greatly sometimes!