Tim Reynolds on NCAA

I posted this back in January:

I will add one more thing - don't pay attention to what the sports writers say regarding the timeline for a decision in this case unless they are quoting someone who know what he is talking about (like Infante, or myself...). I know certain sportswriters have said a decision could come out in May or June...don't bet on it. Those writers fail to consider certain things that must happen before the hearing. As I posted in another thread:

UM (and any individuals who get NOAs) gets 90 days to respond to the NOA and dispute allegations or conclusions that allegations amount to violations. After the response(s) to NOA, the parties have 30 days to have prehearing conferences - Enforcement consults with each party one by one (unless the parties agree to consult all together) to determine what the issues will be at the hearing.

After that, Enforcement prepares a case summary and sends it to the COI and the other parties. This has to be done 14 days before the hearing.

After that, there is a hearing during a regularly scheduled meeting of the COI (they meet every other month).

After the hearing, the COI works on its decision. A quick decision would be about 6 weeks. UNC's decision took about 4 1/2 months.

This case could be a little further delayed as well. The COI may also decide it needs an interpretation on an issue (such as application of the rule allowing more than 4 years of conduct to be considered). It can make a request to the academic and membership affairs staff. The interpretation is based on whatever set of of facts the COI provides - so they weigh evidence first, then submit the request for an interpretation (after the hearing). The institution and Enforcement are advised if that happens. The institution can appeal the interpretation.

We may have a decision sometime around the start of the season, give or take.
 
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If you are just looking at press. Specifically amount of it. It will be a LESS if they wait one more week. Come Thursday of next week they will have actual football to talk about.
Of course nothing until next week.

NCAA wants this to be the biggest story of the season. When else would they announce if not 10 minutes before kickoff?

Either

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Or nothing today

Which means nothing until next week.

lolz.
 
Disagree. EVERY SINGLE TELEVISED COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME ANNOUNCER WILL COMMENT, JUST LIKE WHEN THE YAHOO STORY BROKE. It will be a feeding frenzy.

And then every single college football fan in America will be tuning into college game day and sports center to see highlights and ESPN will be hammering us.

The vast majority of college football fans experience college football only during college football season. Folks on this board are atypical and an extreme minority of fanatic. So, the NCAA drops it when the entire intended audience is tuned in. And if someone is not a college football fan, the NCAA does not care a lick if they ever hear of the case.




If you are just looking at press. Specifically amount of it. It will be a LESS if they wait one more week. Come Thursday of next week they will have actual football to talk about.
Of course nothing until next week.

NCAA wants this to be the biggest story of the season. When else would they announce if not 10 minutes before kickoff?

Either

438.jpg



Or nothing today

Which means nothing until next week.

lolz.
 
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3:00 & nothing

we'll have to wait at least till next week, so much for all the bull**** anticipation of some actual closure
NO EXPECTATIONS = NO DISAPPOINTMENTS

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The proper NCAA protocol is they send me the info via PM, then 3pm the next day they notify the school it will arrive a 1pm the following day with a press conference scheduled for 1:30pm.
 
I believe the NCAA will make the announcement when they can get maximum exposure, which may be to our advantage. They may go with our self imposed penalties, thus attempting to make themselves look sympathetic. You might say they are planning a little image rehabilitation.
 
I agree that we are atypical. There is a big difference between this announcement and the YAHOO story breaking. That was NEW juicy tabloid stuff, and everybody ate it up.

I only know one other Canes fan where I live (Charlotte). Without exception, the college football fans I know, think this is over or don't care. This is old and stale to EVERYBODY except canes fans. It will flare for a couple of days, but will be back page stuff quickly (Unless they sanctions are over the top. In which case, I think it will become an anti-NCAA story) To the casual fan this story has been fatigued.

Disagree. EVERY SINGLE TELEVISED COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME ANNOUNCER WILL COMMENT, JUST LIKE WHEN THE YAHOO STORY BROKE. It will be a feeding frenzy.

And then every single college football fan in America will be tuning into college game day and sports center to see highlights and ESPN will be hammering us.

The vast majority of college football fans experience college football only during college football season. Folks on this board are atypical and an extreme minority of fanatic. So, the NCAA drops it when the entire intended audience is tuned in. And if someone is not a college football fan, the NCAA does not care a lick if they ever hear of the case.




If you are just looking at press. Specifically amount of it. It will be a LESS if they wait one more week. Come Thursday of next week they will have actual football to talk about.
Of course nothing until next week.

NCAA wants this to be the biggest story of the season. When else would they announce if not 10 minutes before kickoff?

Either

438.jpg



Or nothing today

Which means nothing until next week.

lolz.
 
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