April 17, 2014 · 12:36 PM

The NCAA does reform like nobody’s business.

Also from that Maisel post I linked to:

The reduction of training table to one meal per day took effect in the NCAA’s cost-cutting reforms of 1991. That was the same package that included the 20-hour rule, which has become a mockery, and the “restricted-earnings” assistants, who could be paid only $16,000 per year. The NCAA had to pay a $54.5 million settlement in 1999 to undo that decision. Undoing the cutback on meals nearly guts the entire reform package.

“Nearly”?  What’s left?

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6 responses to “The NCAA does reform like nobody’s business.”

  1. 69Dawg
    April 17, 2014 at 1:08 PM

    I think they are still enforcing the 20 hour rule, wink wink nod nod.

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    • Mr. Sanchez
      April 17, 2014 at 1:33 PM

      They are, but with so many loopholes to the hour count it’s worthless.

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      • Cousin Eddie
        April 17, 2014 at 3:32 PM

        Typical NCAA rule. Broad rule with many loop holes that only punish the ones that follow the rule and self report when they make a mistake while the ones who do as they want and denies wrong doing get away with breaking the rule.

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  2. DawgByte
    April 17, 2014 at 7:32 PM

    Oh wait, libtards promoted the hell out of Title IX… correlation maybe… oh wait, unintended consequences. Good grief.

    Memo to Bluto Libtardo:

    Your obsession with the NCAA is beginning to get old.

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