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FSU's Potential Major NCAA Violation(s)

the only thing that will hurt FSU's football is that Rapist Winston will now leave forced *** University ASAP.
 
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BURN IT THE **** DOWN. VACATE THE WINS. VACATE THE FRAUD NC.

Remember when they won their first with Deon not even attending school? ******* hick clown school.
 
The Fact of the matter is that Winston should have been held out of games due to this allegations and the conclusion of the investigation , but because FSU pays off everybody they got away with it. Im from tallahassee and i hate FSU they own the F*CKING Town it ridiculous. I was offered to go there and get in pretty easy due to connections and i said F*ck FSU and went to USF. they act like this was nothing. a player get caught with marijuana and they get suspend indefinitely. Winston gets charge with RAPE and he stills plays like there is nothing wrong c'mon man. We had to kick good players off our team because they allegedly took money and this dude is RAPING people and still get to play. i dont get it bruh.
 
Don't wish any thing bad on their program- that is stooping to the level of all the haters that did that to us!

If he did rape women, then all we should be concerned with is Justice, NOT because it's Jameis Winston, but because a woman was raped by a man and that should never ever be tolerated no matter what championship or insignificant achievement is in the balance. Those girls are damaged forever.
 
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Guys it's not going away for FSU, they have major problems ahead and I don't think Mark Emmert will let this slip by either. Maybe 60 Minutes is next for FSU?
 
This is like True Detective...

Even if Rust and Marty (feds and/or NCAAA) actually go to extraordinary lengths to seek "justice," in the end they'll just get the lawnmower man (some school official, etc.), at best. But this is much bigger than that...something deep and dark. And it will continue.
 
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The reason that this may not go away is that its not the NCAA that is investigating, its the Federal Government, with a lot of Federal aid hanging in the balance.

in fact, the Feds may even pressure Emmert to act.
 
It is the Feds not ncaa, so something will have to be done. Probably will not be what we want but money will be extracted from noles. THe biggest thing that could happen is if the heat stays on, maybe parents will stop sending their daughters to Tally. THAT will hurt criminole recruiting badly. Girls have always been a big part of their success with recruits. St Bobby even admitted it. If the Feds leave a nice investigation package, ncaa might pick it up and try to re-establish its face that got ripped off going after us.
 
When the Federal government rules the NCAA is almost force to take action under the articles listed above that specifically apply; that could happen within 6 -12 months. FSU may have committed these major violations at a time they were under probation for academic fraud; the death penalty or severe sanctions could follow that could include scholarship losses, ban on bowl games, probation and forfeiture of wins including the national championship because the violations occurred while already on probation. FSU has a problem and they know it, watch for more articles on the national level this is only going to grow worse for the Seminoles.
 
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OldManCane said:
dycane said:
I missed the major NCAA violations part.
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It's right there in the same section they used to slap Penn State.
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Exactly.

The NCAA is hot profiting garbage, as we all know, but this matter involves their "student-athletes" and federal law. If they can interject themselves into the PSU situation, let's be honest...mainly because of the outrage, not anything specific to what they govern, then F$U's situation is even more applicable as it involves the very individuals its charter claims to govern.

All that said, I expect them to avoid anything, simply because it is F$U. I feel certain as we speak they are trying to quickly piece together some form of internal investigation to cover their asses, much like a corporate personnel file performance history make over before an employee litigates over a Title VII issue or something.

Hopefully the feds do their job thoroughly, but I have as much faith in that as I do F$U getting what they deserve for this cover up.

UM
 
Fightinibis said:
OldManCane said:
dycane said:
I missed the major NCAA violations part.
Click to expand...

It's right there in the same section they used to slap Penn State.
Click to expand...

Exactly.

The NCAA is hot profiting garbage, as we all know, but this matter involves their "student-athletes" and federal law. If they can interject themselves into the PSU situation, let's be honest...mainly because of the outrage, not anything specific to what they govern, then F$U's situation is even more applicable as it involves the very individuals its charter claims to govern.

All that said, I expect them to avoid anything, simply because it is F$U. I feel certain as we speak they are trying to quickly piece together some form of internal investigation to cover their asses, much like a corporate personnel file performance history make over before an employee litigates over a Title VII issue or something.

Hopefully the feds do their job thoroughly, but I have as much faith in that as I do F$U getting what they deserve for this cover up.

UM
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Why would the NCAA go out of its way to protect FSU?

FSU is nobody. They're not big money like the SEC. They're not a good academic institution (and CLEARLY football is more important to the admin of that school than academics, the safety of their students, etc).

If anything, you would think a school like Penn State would get more leniency, whereas you'd think Florida State would/should have a big target on their back.

I wouldn't be surprised to see an investigation as long as the public pressure is there. It can't just be one New York Times article nobody cares about, the story has to have legs.
 
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Also if I were a resident of the State of Florida, I would send an angry letter to your state representative and to the president of FSU.

You're a taxpayer, you PAY for that garbage joke of a school.

It's unacceptable, to me, that a so-called SCHOOL would put football success above academics and above the safety of its students. It's shameful and backward and it's up to the people of Florida to do something about it.
 
bomb said:
BURN IT THE **** DOWN. VACATE THE WINS. VACATE THE FRAUD NC.

Remember when they won their first with Deon not even attending school? ****ing hick clown school.
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Deon wasn't part of their first NC but I get your point...
 
FSU's problem with Title IX and NCAA's mandatory compliance with Title IX continue to grow.

From USA Today (4-18):

More Winston: Mistakes in investigation? | 19.5 hours of baseball/football

In March, the U.S. Department of Edcuation's Office of Civil Rights reportedly began an investigation into Florida State's handling of the Jameis Winston sexual assault allegations. School officials did not seek to question Winston or involved teammates Chris Casher and Ronald Darby until January 2014, after which Casher and Darby were reportedly cited by the school for code of conduct violations.

Winston faced no such citation, and an attorney for his accuser told USA Today in a Friday report that the reason was simple: on the advice of his legal counsel, Winston had refused to cooperate.

"The university took the position that since he refused to respond to questions, they could not make any Title IX findings," attorney Baine Kerr said. "We have objected to that as impermissible reason to delay or terminate a Title IX sexual assault investigation because that would permit any charged party to thwart an investigation simply by refusing to answer questions."

Kerr has asked Florida State to re-open its investigation and charge Winston with code of conduct violations. The school declined to comment to USA Today, though in a statement responding to Wednesday's New York Times report on both the Tallahassee police and Florida State investigations of the claims against Winston, the school vehemently defended its handling of the case.

The Times reported that a police email showed that an athletic department official was aware of the complaint against Winston in January 2013, a full year before the school opened its own investigation, as required by Title IX.

Winston's accuser filed a complaint over the school's response with the Office of Civil Rights in March, prompting its inquiry into whether the school had followed Title IX guidelines.

Through his attorneys, Winston has denied all wrongdoing, saying the sexual encounter between himself and his accuser in 2012 was consensual.
 
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If they violated Title IX, by covering up a rape, for the football team, how can the NCAA not get involved?

oh wait...... It's the NCAA....too busy worried about cream cheese on a bagel.
 
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