NCAA's summary of the DP
Posted: Sat May 12, 2001 8:44 pmFrom: NCAA.org - Major Infractions Database
Institution: Southern Methodist University
Date: 25-FEB-87
Facts Summary: Amateurism; extra benefits.
Violation Summary: EXTRA BENEFITS: 21 football student-athletes received approximately
$61,000 in cash payments, with the assistance of athletics department staff members, from
funds provided by an athletics representative. REPEAT VIOLATOR.
Penalty Summary: Prohibition of football scrimmages and competition in 1987 and limited
competition in 1988; football practices limited to conditioning programs in 1987; limitation on
number of coaches until 8/1/89; no initial grants for 1987-88; maximum of 15 initial grants for
1988-89; no countable financial aid until the beginning of 1988-89; no official visits until
1988-89; maximum of 45 official visits for 1988-89; disassociation of 9 athletics
representatives; annual audits.
In a Major Infractions Search, on the NCAA Database, there were quite a few SMU violations, the latest being December of 2000.
In the decade prior to the DP, June 1978 to Feb 1987, there were 61 major football infractions, the majority involving recruiting, and unethical (pay for play) issues.
From the date of execution, to present, there have been 53 major D I football infractions.
I also found this link:
<A HREF="https://goomer.ncaa.org/rwows?p_mostinf" TARGET=_blank>https://goomer.ncaa.org/rwows?p_mostinf</A>
which shows the number of infractions by school. SMU has the most with 8.
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Institution: Southern Methodist University
Date: 25-FEB-87
Facts Summary: Amateurism; extra benefits.
Violation Summary: EXTRA BENEFITS: 21 football student-athletes received approximately
$61,000 in cash payments, with the assistance of athletics department staff members, from
funds provided by an athletics representative. REPEAT VIOLATOR.
Penalty Summary: Prohibition of football scrimmages and competition in 1987 and limited
competition in 1988; football practices limited to conditioning programs in 1987; limitation on
number of coaches until 8/1/89; no initial grants for 1987-88; maximum of 15 initial grants for
1988-89; no countable financial aid until the beginning of 1988-89; no official visits until
1988-89; maximum of 45 official visits for 1988-89; disassociation of 9 athletics
representatives; annual audits.
In a Major Infractions Search, on the NCAA Database, there were quite a few SMU violations, the latest being December of 2000.
In the decade prior to the DP, June 1978 to Feb 1987, there were 61 major football infractions, the majority involving recruiting, and unethical (pay for play) issues.
From the date of execution, to present, there have been 53 major D I football infractions.
I also found this link:
<A HREF="https://goomer.ncaa.org/rwows?p_mostinf" TARGET=_blank>https://goomer.ncaa.org/rwows?p_mostinf</A>
which shows the number of infractions by school. SMU has the most with 8.
[This message has been edited by smu'06 (edited 05-12-2001).]
[This message has been edited by smu'06 (edited 05-12-2001).]
[This message has been edited by smu'06 (edited 05-12-2001).]