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NCAA Continues Ohio State Investigation - "Not So Fast, My Buckeye Friends"
Hot on the heels of our now eerily prescient conversation with Colorado State University's Assistant Director of Compliance, John Infante, ESPN reports that the NCAA has informed Ohio State that the investigation into Buckeye athletic program misconduct isn't over. In a letter sent several weeks...
Q&A with Bylaw Blog's John Infante
With investigations of Tennessee, Auburn, Ohio State, and Oregon taking center stage, college football fans have been given many opportunities to comment on the NCAA and its enforcement procedures. Here on Black Shoe Diaries, we've covered the Buckeye compliance issues at great length. Despite...
Hot topics: Arizona athletic director Greg Byrne on NCAA football compliance and pay-for-play
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Going down the slippery slope
Ohio State, Oregon and WVU are looking at ways to beef up their compliance departments to keep them on the up and up. USC made similar changes after the Bush/Mayo mess by hiring a VP of compliance (who, by the way, to my knowledge has no known experience in compliance issues) taking it to a new...
In memoriam of the Bylaw Blog
In last week's loss of the Bylaw Blog (I think I have a rough idea of how its author Compliance Guy was outed, but don't really care to delve into that or other meta topics right now), the college football community has lost a beyond invaluable, irreplaceable resource. I don't have the background...
Under Press
In what can only be described as a sense of urgency the NCAA allowed itself to be interviewed by L.A. Times about why it is taking so long to get both the Bush and Mayo situations headed to form of resolution. The Bush investigation has stretched past two years and the Mayo case, launched in May,...
Mike Garrett and compliance: how deep should changes be?
DC Trojan and I kicked this around for a few days as we felt that with all that is going on in the athletic department it was time to take a look at how we got here and the leadership needed going forward. We both contributed to this post.- Paragon In 1993 Mike Garrett was hired as the Athletic...
Katz on Mayo
ESPN’s Andy Katz has some interesting thoughts on the O.J. Mayo situation. • How much will it help or hinder the NCAA's investigation that Johnson, a former Mayo associate, talked to ESPN's "Outside the Lines" before the NCAA?When someone goes public, that can have an adverse affect...
The Nagging Question
One thing that really stands out as odd to me in this whole situation is the alleged benefits. It has been reported that Guillory received from BDA some 200k and an SUV while Mayo only received 30k and a flatscreen TV while he rides around campus on his bicycle. If we are to believe Johnson’s...
Cry Me a River Part II
Last September I wrote a piece in part about all the whining Oklahoma fans were making about the Reggie Bush mess and how even Coach Swtizer thought there really wasn't much that could be done to address it. They were of course upset that they had to vacate wins, wins that have since been restored,...
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