NCAA Pres says death penalty is option

[S....M....U]

http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... e-breakers

Of course now that they have found, what is now, a lesser program they could make an example of (Miami), they consider the death penalty as a viable option. Much like was done to us in the 80s. I did not see the NCAA make a statement using the words "death penalty" at any point in time during the USC/Ohio state fiascos. Although they were repeat offenders. Ridiculous.


Anyway, thought this was an interesting headline on espn.

[Blvd_Stang]

It's going to be embarrassing if another program gets the death penalty and recovers within their first 5 years.

Oh and please spare me the lecture on why it took us so long, I know our own school's increased standards hurt a lot. Still..

[Mexmustang]

Miami has an excellant coaching staff, if they stay they will recover quickly--they will be back in four years assuming they only lose one year of recruiting and games. It may take 5-10 years to win the lowly ACC, but I would bet they will get to better than .500 faster than SMU, even giving us a twenty year head start!

It took Orsini only a couple of years to get June but, once we had a coach it took only three years to get us to a bowl. Once we made the commitment to win things began to happen.

Miami will start with a good coach, the current AD and no change in admissions policies--the prisoners (the faculty) will not take over the prison and make it impossible for the coaching staff to win.

[HB Pony Dad]

The DP talk is so much disinformation.

I'm calling it right now...

IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN!

[stc9]

I agree with Pony Dad, The NCAA doesn't have the testicles to to pull the trigger. What is more likely to happen: "Move along people. Nothing to see here."

[RGV Pony]

Coach Gregg already said all we need to know. First comments in Thads original trailer

[Mestengo]

So prison boy has a an ax to grind with Miami, hmmmm wonder who blew on him overe there.