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PKM said:
Will be interesting to see how it unfolds.
NCAA is on very shaky ground themselves and may not have the time nor interest to investigate.
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^this is coming from a guy that prolly knows lots about loopholes and the limits of NCAA's investigative tendencies ATM. So, yeah, I guess it will be interesting.
 
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The AD of this guy things everyone should calm down and cut the administration some slack.
 
Joe Bagadonuts said:
The quotes below are from the Tribune's article:


You seriously believe that Bronco probably wasn't aware. Are you saying that he's out of touch?
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Believe bronco was not aware of what exactly?

I have not heard anyone be convicted of any wrong doing
 
Joe Bagadonuts said:
OMG. I think it is blatantly obvious to everyone (except apparently you and maybe Bronco) what Bronco should have been aware of.
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I actually havent really read anything or heard anything.

Im genuinely asking you a question (that you seem to not be able, or want to, answer).

What exactly happened?

i heard about 30 seconds on sports talk radio about hoffman maybe getting cheap rent or something?

(p.s. you dont need to be rude)
 
fishonjazz said:
I actually havent really read anything or heard anything.

Im genuinely asking you a question (that you seem to not be able, or want to, answer).

What exactly happened?

i heard about 30 seconds on sports talk radio about hoffman maybe getting cheap rent or something?

(p.s. you dont need to be rude)
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Duane Busby, who retired in March as BYU's director of football operations, is being accused of providing things like electronics and reduced rent to football players. Things that the NCAA frowns upon. The strange thing to me is that it strikes me as weird that someone who has an official position with the school would be involved. When you hear about college athletes getting benefits the NCAA doesn't allow, isn't it usually from agents or boosters?
 
nightmare3983 said:
Duane Busby, who retired in March as BYU's director of football operations, is being accused of providing things like electronics and reduced rent to football players. Things that the NCAA frowns upon. The strange thing to me is that it strikes me as weird that someone who has an official position with the school would be involved. When you hear about college athletes getting benefits the NCAA doesn't allow, isn't it usually from agents or boosters?
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I know this sounds cynical but..... are there programs that dont do minor violations like what you mentioned?

Also, the dude doesnt even work for them anymore? Sounds like byu already took care of it maybe.
 
fishonjazz said:
I know this sounds cynical but..... are there programs that dont do minor violations like what you mentioned?

Also, the dude doesnt even work for them anymore? Sounds like byu already took care of it maybe.
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Everyone should be cynical when it comes to the NCAA, especially with football and basketball. I'm sure most or all of the big programs have crap like this going on to some degree. As it is, BYU is investigating the allegations and will self-report their findings to the NCAA.
 
nightmare3983 said:
Everyone should be cynical when it comes to the NCAA, especially with football and basketball. I'm sure most or all of the big programs have crap like this going on to some degree. As it is, BYU is investigating the allegations and will self-report their findings to the NCAA.
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Self report. Lol.

That always makes me chuckle.

Thanks for the info btw
 
Joe Bagadonuts said:
You seriously believe that Bronco probably wasn't aware. Are you saying that he's out of touch?
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Everything I've seen/heard about Bronco says that he is a stickler for rules. Have you heard or have any evidence otherwise? So yeah, it seems easier for me to believe that he was probably unaware that Busby was giving cheap rent to some of the players, than it is to think that he decided to turn a blind eye to it. But we'll likely find out more in time.
 
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