Michigan Compliance Violations

[GoBigOrangeVols]

NCAA finds Michigan was not in compliance with practice time rules under coach Rich Rodriguez - ESPN


possibly some probation and loss of scholarships. Rich Rod likely not in danger of losing job. -- according to joe schad

 

[Lexvol]

The Michigan players who squealed should be beaten to a pulp by the other members of the team.

 

[rmsmith]

The Michigan players who squealed should be beaten to a pulp by the other members of the team.

why?

 

[hatvol96]

The Michigan players who squealed should be beaten to a pulp by the other members of the team.

The fact you have guys crying about being worked too hard is a symptom of the disease Rich Rod is attempting to cure.

 

[Lexvol]

why?

Unspoken/unwritten rules hold the world of college football together.

 

[Urinal Mint]

Fire Rich Rod now while you can fire him for cause. Save time and money

 

[Lexvol]

Fire Rich Rod now while you can fire him for cause. Save time and money

You think we had troubles finding a coach....wait until Michigan gives it a run.

 

[rmsmith]

Unspoken rules hold the world of college football together.

that i would know nothing of since i never played. I played HS ball but they are worlds apart.

 

[tvolsfan]

This may sound weird coming from a student at OSU who has lived most of his life in central Ohio, but I can't wait until Michigan is good again... I think Rich Rod will fix it, but their fan base better not panic, or they could end up with a far worse coach...

 

[GoBigOrangeVols]

Obviously this isn't nearly as widescale, but its interesting that it took the NCAA less than a year to make a ruling on Michigan while all the Reggie Bush stuff and other violations at USC have taken what.. a half decade now?

Probably just apples and oranges. However, if the NCAA is going to give probation and take scholarships for something like this (that seems rather petty) then USC better get ready for the hammer.

 

[tvolsfan]

What kind of trouble could they get into for this?

 

[ReeceBobby]

NCAA finds Michigan was not in compliance with practice time rules under coach Rich Rodriguez - ESPN


possibly some probation and loss of scholarships. Rich Rod likely not in danger of losing job. -- according to joe schad

Well, not over this. He is if he doesn't win some more

 

[milohimself]

What kind of trouble could they get into for this?

Like has been said, likely scholarships.

I keep waffling on whether or not Rich Rod has what it takes to win there, but he definitely needs his fair chance, which is going to take a long, long time.

 

[ukvols]

Maybe they'll get hit with loss of practice time. :dunno: