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NCAA Notice of Allegations Released for Lousiville

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Matt Jones says there's an article in the CJ that says UL could be stripped of 2013 title. Anyone heard anything? I'm driving today and can't look

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@Wireman trying to deny his hatred for Louisville and expecting anyone to actually fall for it may be the most fascinating aspect of this entire saga. :lol2:

Matt Jones says there's an article in the CJ that says UL could be stripped of 2013 title. Anyone heard anything? I'm driving today and can't look

 

No new information, just interviewed a couple guys that used to be infractions committees that said they thought it could be in play among the punishments.

 

Experts: Real chance of UofL losing title

No new information, just interviewed a couple guys that used to be infractions committees that said they thought it could be in play among the punishments.

 

Experts: Real chance of UofL losing title

 

Thanks I don't think that's anything to worry about

@Wireman trying to deny his hatred for Louisville and expecting anyone to actually fall for it may be the most fascinating aspect of this entire saga. :lol2:

 

Back in the day, I hated Louisville. Then I got to know them and started liking them a lot. Now my man T Sharpe is a Card, so I'm cheering for them

@Wireman trying to deny his hatred for Louisville and expecting anyone to actually fall for it may be the most fascinating aspect of this entire saga. :lol2:

 

It is genuinely entertaining. :lol2:

No new information, just interviewed a couple guys that used to be infractions committees that said they thought it could be in play among the punishments.

 

Experts: Real chance of UofL losing title

 

The "experts" make compelling arguments. Coupled with the fact that several prominent contributing players received "benefits", and there were multiple occasions, makes me believe the possibility of vacating the title is real.

 

Removing that tattoo from Ricky's back would be the next order of business. @TAC CYNO?

The "experts" make compelling arguments. Coupled with the fact that several prominent contributing players received "benefits", and there were multiple occasions, makes me believe the possibility of vacating the title is real.

 

Removing that tattoo from Ricky's back would be the next order of business. @TAC CYNO?

 

It's also where the NCAA's redacted NOA doesn't help us gain any sense of direction. We know the allegations in Powell's book. We don't know which of those were deemed to be true by the NCAA, when they occurred and which players they involved.

 

We'll find out.

Three thoughts about vacating wins/removing banners:

 

1) I believe it's a stupid thing to do. Louisville won the title 2013 no matter what anyone says. They are the champs no matter what anyone says.

 

2) I don't believe the NCAA has the guts to vacate the title from Louisville anyway. They'll take wins and banners, but I don't believe they'll take the championship.

 

3) Even though I think it's stupid & don't believe the title will be vacated, it seems very clear that some 2013 UL players received these benefits & should retroactively be declared ineligible.

What I mean is that I would find it phenomenal at any school. It's arguably the most fascinating case study in NCAA history.

 

Between this and the UNC academic scandal.

Three thoughts about vacating wins/removing banners:

 

1) I believe it's a stupid thing to do. Louisville won the title 2013 no matter what anyone says. They are the champs no matter what anyone says.

 

2) I don't believe the NCAA has the guts to vacate the title from Louisville anyway. They'll take wins and banners, but I don't believe they'll take the championship.

 

3) Even though I think it's stupid & don't believe the title will be vacated, it seems very clear that some 2013 UL players received these benefits & should retroactively be declared ineligible.

 

Agree with all of this.

 

Even if they had to vacate wins, Louisville will always be the 2013 NCAA Champs.

 

NCAA has never vacated a title. I'd be surprised if they did in this case.

USC was stripped of the 2004 BCS Title, but it wasn't of course done by the NCAA...

 

 

 

 

However these titles have been stripped by the NCAA

 

Arkansas 2005 Men’s Outdoor Track

Arkansas 2004 Men’s Outdoor Track

Cal Poly 1989 Baseball

Florida St 2007 Men’s Outdoor Track

Hawaii 2002 Men’s Volleyball

Howard (DC) 1971 Men’s Soccer

Illinois 1927 Men’s Outdoor Track

Lewis (IL) 2003 Men’s Volleyball

Lynn (FL) 2005 Softball

Mississippi College 1989 Football

Plattsburgh St (NY) 1987 Men’s Hockey

San Francisco 1978 Men’s Soccer

St. Augustine’s (NC) 2007 Men’s Indoor Track

Stanford 1925 Men’s Outdoor Track

Syracuse 1990 Men’s Lacrosse

The College of NJ 1992 Women’s Lacrosse

Tulsa 1988 Women’s Golf

UCLA 1995 Softball

USC 1926 Men’s Outdoor Track

UTEP 1983 Men’s Cross Country

I mean if I needed to clarify basketball, I guess I could have.

 

None of those are really relevant, IMO.

None of those are really relevant, IMO.

 

I don't see them ever doing it in basketball.

I don't see them ever doing it in basketball.

 

If they took it down for this, there are several more that would need to come down, and I'd say many more would come down in the future.

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