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Will the NCAA Investigate former Duke player Lance Thomas?

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Duke more than likely didn't know what this young man was doing. UMass and Calipari also didn't know what doing Camby was doing with his transactions either. But it didn't help UMass. The NCAA dropped the hammer and stripped them of their Final Four, among other penalties. Unless things have changed since the Camby incident, I don't see how Duke gets a free pass here.

 

They NCAA has switched courses several times.

 

- Duke didn't know that Cory Magette had received improper benefits, but in that case the NCAA ruled that since Duke didn't know or have reason to know there would be no institutional punishment.

 

- Memphis had no clue that Rose was ineligible, but they stripped Memphis of their final four.

 

It will be interesting to see how they handle this.

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Why should it be a concern of the NCAA how a business chooses to establish/give out credit to its customers. Since when does the NCAA oversea commerce?

 

The NCAA doesn't oversee commerce, they do oversee improper benefits and they look into things like tattoos, tickets, cars, jewlery, etc. all the time.

 

You seem to be the only one shocked by this.

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