Dyron Dye off the team

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Could be part of the negotiations between us and NCAA. We throw them a bone, they throw us a bone.

What negotiations? We tried that before the COI hearing and nothing came of it.

There's no negotiating after the case is heard by the COI. They decide what offenses to punish and what punishment "fits."
 
$738 in benefits..
dinner, drinks, maybe a lap-dance. = Suspensions because you are crossing in to payed to play etc.



your dad shops you around for 180k like an agent = gets to play in the NC game
 
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The stench of this investigation, or witch hunt, just goes on and on. Eventually, somewhere down the road, there will be no one left remotely associated with infractions. Maybe a couple of years after that, the NCAA will wrap this farce up.
 
Poor Dyron. This really sucks. His "change of testimony" was stating that he was coerced by that piece of festering **** Johanninger. That's not a change in testimony. That's an explanation of testimony.

If I'm Dye, I start a Ponzi scheme and get myself arrested just so I could have the chance to beat Shytzero to a bloody pulp. I'd take the rap just for that chance.
 
He played last year right? Got injured, then got kicked off the team?

Did he have another issue with the NCAA? Just trying to understand full story. Because as it stands, pretty rough
 
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"The University of Miami has informed football player Dyron Dye that he will no longer be a member of the Miami football program," the school said in a statement. "Given the totality of the circumstances and unresolved issues regarding the NCAA investigation, the University has decided to move ahead."

The decision on Dye comes with Miami still waiting for the Committee on Infractions — the group that heard the Hurricanes' case against the allegations made by the NCAA — to issue its decision on any possible additional sanctions the school may face. That decision could come at any time, especially since Miami urged the NCAA to act before this year's football season opens on Aug. 30.

"The team decided that it doesn't want Dyron to be a member because they determined he would be too much of a distraction," said Darren Heitner, Dye's attorney. "The one nice thing is that it won't affect his aid. But as far as his future playing for the University of Miami, that door's closed."

I bet if Terry Bowden was still at North Alabama he'd be on the horn with Dye as we speak.
 
Still irks me to no end that the ncaa considers these to be extra benefits (violations) - a sleep over and two home cooked meals. Meanwhile the ncaa made millions by selling all types of items with the names of athletes on them. Their rules are overdue for a major overhaul.

"Part of the allegations the NCAA brought against Miami said Hill and another former assistant, Clint Hurtt, allowed Dye and two other recruits — eventual Miami player Ray-Ray Armstrong (who was dismissed from the team in 2012 over eligibility questions) and Florida player Andre Dubose — allowed the recruits to stay for at least two nights at each of their homes, and were provided at least two meals in both cases without cost."
 
I can't wait for this **** to be over with because I am so tired of *****ing about it.
 
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I'm not gonna lie this **** smells...smells bad.... I blame the lawyer for going to the media a few weeks ago... But im very disappointed in Miami on this one. Dude's gonna miss his senior for this bullshyt? He was already punished 2 years ago... Imaginr how'd you feel if you were Dyron Dye.. This really fcked up
 
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He'll recuperate while finishing his degree work then participate in Senior Day in front of scouts and move on like his high school teammate. Good luck to him.

I'm not gonna lie this **** smells...smells bad.... I blame the lawyer for going to the media a few weeks ago... But im very disappointed in Miami on this one. Dude's gonna miss his senior for this bullshyt? He was already punished 2 years ago... Imaginr how'd you feel if you were Dyron Dye.. This really fcked up
 
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