Preferential treatment given to Indiana?

[RockyBalboa]

Yeah, hard to imagine a smaller school afforded this luxury.

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[Texanne]

There is nothing whatsoever logical when it comes to how the NCAA chooses to enforce its rules.

 

[spit and tears]

Somehow I think if you replaced every occurrence of the words "Indiana" and "Hoosiers" in the NCAA's report with, say, "Baylor" and "Bears," the penalties would have been much more severe.

 

[cmvUT75]

"Bailout" seems to be the norm for beleaguered, yet privileged, organizations these days.

 

[Vol Horn 4 Life]

With the recent uproar over coaches being "immune" to the infractions while the universities get hammered I think what happened at Indiana is pretty realistic. I think their comments meant that since Indiana was at the same level or worse than before Sampson's arrival his actions had no positive effect on the program.

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