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Title: Alabama releases two years' worth of NCAA secondary rules violations Post by: ssmith general on July 02, 2011, 03:56:05 AM Quote TUSCALOOSA -- At a rate of roughly two per month, Alabama has reported 44 secondary violations of NCAA rules in the past two years, more than one-third of which involve the football program. Most of the violations are minor, with one-fourth resulting in nothing more than rules education as a correction action. Roughly one-third of the violations involve impermissible text messages to recruits. http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2011/07/alabama_releases_two_years_wor.html Title: Re: Alabama releases two years' worth of NCAA secondary rules violations Post by: Jamos on July 02, 2011, 06:21:39 AM It would be interesting to compare Bama's violation record and the consequences to some of the other SEC schools, especially Auburn and LSU. It could also be that Bama reports themselves, as they should, and some of the other schools play the game of "catch me if you can".
Title: Re: Alabama releases two years' worth of NCAA secondary rules violations Post by: rueben on July 02, 2011, 07:20:24 AM Quote In another case, a recruit called a member of the strength and conditioning staff and left a voice mail. The staff member returned the call, not realizing the person was a recruit. The consequence was a letter of admonishment and rules education, and the coaching staff was prohibited from contacting the recruit for two weeks. wut? Title: Re: Alabama releases two years' worth of NCAA secondary rules violations Post by: BAMAWV on July 02, 2011, 12:41:45 PM It would be interesting to compare Bama's violation record and the consequences to some of the other SEC schools, especially Auburn and LSU. It could also be that Bama reports themselves, as they should, and some of the other schools play the game of "catch me if you can". Exactamundo, Senor Jamos.Title: Re: Alabama releases two years' worth of NCAA secondary rules violations Post by: ricky023 on July 02, 2011, 02:08:24 PM Well it shows we are honest. I think this is CNS saying we are going to do it right period. RTR!
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