Is tOSU just the tip of the iceberg?

[Husker Richard]

Pryor’s acts expose charade of college athletics

 

 

Read it for yourself. Pretty ridiculous. Makes you wonder what's going on at athletic programs all across the country.

[mmmtodd]

i find it all amusing. it makes me think of "oh, my lil johnny would never ___________."

[n.e.husker]

Great find Richard. I find it to be crazy that this sort of thing isnt reported more often from college campuses/towns. This will probably lead to more similar stories.

[HuskerfaninOkieland]

Wow. Good article!!

[husker_hurdler]

Interesting read.....

 

to shed some light from a NCAA perspective....

 

as a student-athlete at every NCAA University you are REQUIRED to sit through YEARLY meetings done by the complaince. Track and Field's mtgs usaully took 1 1/2-2 hrs, I would guess that Football/Basketball/Baseball would be greater.

 

Every year you would be required to explain where/who help you get it/what price you paid for car/rent/work etc.

 

Take away point: I don't want to hear about how student-athletes claim they "didn't know"

[Street Novelist]

How does Ohio State keep getting away with this crap? The NCAA sure came down hard on USC. Why the double standard?

[NUance]

Then there’s the general cronyism that exists between bowl games and the college administrators who keep them financially alive. On Dec. 30, PlayoffPAC revealed that the Orange Bowl provided a free, five-day Caribbean cruise in 2010 to 40 athletic directors, conference officials and their wives, in violation, the group alleges, of IRS rules.

I'll bet stuff like this goes on with all major bowls. It is a lot harder to trace payoffs/benefits to ADs and administrators than to football players.