SayUWantAreVOLution
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Doubtful that it's much money (relatively speaking) per student, BUT the IRS will be way more interested in those young men in a year or two if they meet Roger Goodell.depends on how much it was, and the IRS is always interested in getting more money.
No, NCAaa looks the other way on whistle blowersSInce it appears Plowman has admitted to the UT coaching staff providing mega sized Happy Meals to players and recruits, how will the players that received the extra benefits be punished? If the player accepted a benefit then went elsewhere will they be punished too?
I don't care about bowl bans after all we seem to have a hard time making them lolIf they are an active player they probably will be asked to pay back whatever benefits they knowingly accepted and face a suspension of at least a couple games. If they cannot pay back the benefits then they would be suspended indefinitely until the benefits are paid back in full. That’s pretty much what happened to James Wiseman for Memphis Basketball. His family accepted money from Penny Hardaway before he was hired on as head coach but he was deemed a booster at the time so it was an NCAA violation. Wiseman either couldn’t pay back the money or chose not to, so he dropped out and and started prepping for the NBA Draft. I would expect something similar, if not more severe, since the staff involved were actively employed and paying players. I also wouldn’t be surprised if the school got a 1 or 2 year bowl ban, along with scholarship reductions. I’m expecting the worse at this point because nothing ever seems to go our way.
SInce it appears Plowman has admitted to the UT coaching staff providing mega sized Happy Meals to players and recruits, how will the players that received the extra benefits be punished? If the player accepted a benefit then went elsewhere will they be punished too?