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EverettGriz said:In the summary disposition agreement, which the Committee on Infractions rejected in favor of a hearing, the Ducks offered to self-impose a set of sanctions that included one scholarship surrendered for each of two seasons; a reduction by one to the size of their recruiting class for one additional year; two years of probation; and limits on visits made by recruits to Oregon and by UO coaches to high schools.
Oregon’s proposed penalties notably did not include a postseason ban. By holding a hearing, the Committee on Infractions retained the power to levy its own penalties, though it would be a surprise if they deviated significantly from the package the Ducks proposed.
“Severe penalties based on no evidence of Oregon’s intention in the case would be a form of strict liability,” former NCAA compliance officer John Infante wrote on his Bylaw Blog last fall.
I'd say this bodes well for UM.
I hope you're right.
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