BigDikCane
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dammit mane...
The report was that the investigator who spoke with Shapiro used the disposable cell phone, and that the NCAA had put money in his prison account to cover his "communication expenses." Even if he was the one who had gotten the phone while in prison, they would have to know who it was that smuggled the phone in to him and charges would be brought against that person individually and not the NCAA anyway.Why are no charges being pressed vs the NCAA for smuggling a cell phone into an inmate?
"Enforcement
Integrity. Fair play. Accountability."These are the principles of the Enforcement division copied directly from the NCAA website.How do they expect their member institutions to follow their policies when they do not follow theirs.
I think he's saying it's incredible that during a 27 day internal investigation on the subject of Shapiro's attorney and the NCAA, that the letter the NCAA wrote to the criminal judge on behalf of Shapiro was never discovered.
These fools are now caught hiding evidence . . . .
The report was that the investigator who spoke with Shapiro used the disposable cell phone, and that the NCAA had put money in his prison account to cover his "communication expenses." Even if he was the one who had gotten the phone while in prison, they would have to know who it was that smuggled the phone in to him and charges would be brought against that person individually and not the NCAA anyway.Why are no charges being pressed vs the NCAA for smuggling a cell phone into an inmate?
Pam is chill as f*ck. Known her for years.
Thats my cousin guys. And dont worry even though she went to UF for undergrad she's def on our side.
Wat?? You Srs??
Never trust anyone to investigate himself. NEVER. It's really a very retarded concept that makes zero sense.
I think this same law firm has also represented the ncaa in litigation. Think they're going to risk losing their lucrative client by killing them with their fake investigation?
This is a link to the great Atlantic Monthly article about the NCAA.
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/10/the-shame-of-college-sports/308643/1/
The NCAA Cover Up continues
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