Irishblooded
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When was the last time your favorite team was caught with the hand in the cookie jar? What was for it for, and what was the sentence?
For ND, about a half dozen kids got caught getting 'illegal academic assistance' from another student over the course of two years (during which she graduated and continued to help as an alumni). ND self reported it (for some idiot reason).
Ramifications was a 5,000 dollar fine, and vacated wins over the 2013-2013 seasons.. Here is the statement from the NCAA about it
During two academic years, the former student trainer and two football student-athletes engaged in academic misconduct when the former student trainer completed coursework for the student-athletes. These student-athletes, in addition to a third football student-athlete, also committed academic misconduct individually. The university determined the three student-athletes violated its academic integrity policies. The misconduct resulted in the student-athletes playing while ineligible — one student-athlete during the 2012-13 season and the other two student-athletes during the 2013-14 season.
The former student trainer also provided impermissible academic assistance to six additional football student-athletes in a total of 18 classes. She provided the assistance while she attended the university and a year after she graduated. Two of the student-athletes violated the university’s academic integrity policies. The remaining four student-athletes were not enrolled at the time the violations were discovered, so they were not subject to the university’s policies.
For ND, about a half dozen kids got caught getting 'illegal academic assistance' from another student over the course of two years (during which she graduated and continued to help as an alumni). ND self reported it (for some idiot reason).
Ramifications was a 5,000 dollar fine, and vacated wins over the 2013-2013 seasons.. Here is the statement from the NCAA about it
During two academic years, the former student trainer and two football student-athletes engaged in academic misconduct when the former student trainer completed coursework for the student-athletes. These student-athletes, in addition to a third football student-athlete, also committed academic misconduct individually. The university determined the three student-athletes violated its academic integrity policies. The misconduct resulted in the student-athletes playing while ineligible — one student-athlete during the 2012-13 season and the other two student-athletes during the 2013-14 season.
The former student trainer also provided impermissible academic assistance to six additional football student-athletes in a total of 18 classes. She provided the assistance while she attended the university and a year after she graduated. Two of the student-athletes violated the university’s academic integrity policies. The remaining four student-athletes were not enrolled at the time the violations were discovered, so they were not subject to the university’s policies.