We can all go home now..
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-bas...c-fraud-claims
suspicious timing...maybe I am just cynical..how many days before they report back on violations..
Whew. I was afraid that there was no more bait and switch left. Curious timing.
Says the woman who couldn't come into work after UNC basketball lost a game because she was so emotionally traumatized.
Says the woman who is shacking up with a former UNC basketball player.
LOL!
I'm sure SACCS would be interested to know that UNC now considers these classes completely legit.
What does this mean? Bad for UNC? Bad for the NCAA? Irrelevant? Someone with lawyer hack skills and deep knowledge of this whole mess please weigh in.
Who knows.
Just keep in mind, that Debbie Crowder was actually indicted by the Chapel Hill DA for providing the phony classes (which essentially defrauded the state, which paid for many of those fake classes). Rather that prosecute Crowder and her boss (Julius Nyangoro), he deferred prosecution provided they cooperated with the Wainstein investigation.
During its audit by SCACs (the accrediting agency for Southern Colleges) UNC admitted the fake classes, but blamed them on Crowder and Nyangoro -- two "rouge" educators,
Wainstein carefully documented Crowder's many violations -- half the record are e-mails to her and from her, dealiong with the fake classes.
Crowder has always refused to cooperate with the NCAA ... until now, I guess.
Now she's apparently retracting what she told Wainstein's group ... does this violate her plea agreement with the Chapel Hill DA (a big UNC booster who was doing his best to stifle the scandal)?
As I said, who knows?
Sometimes it takes some time - like years- to actually remember the details. Turns out this was a rigorous class which was graded fairly by Nyangoro when he was in town. Finally the real story comes out. Althletes were not given preference to one of the most challenging courses at UNC. If she had just remembered this sooner.
Another way to delay the process is my best guess.with the clock ticking.I believe the 13th is the date they had to answer.
Maybe at some point & stunts like this the NCAA gets very angry.She refuses to talk for years & now she emerges..Coincidence? I think not.
DISCLAIMER I have no lawyer hack skills or deep knowledge. 😉
How would this delay the process?
I admittedly have lost interest in this whole thing and have not been following the details, but I don't see where her making a/this statement at this point matters at all... especially since she is claiming all was done above board...
Not exactly a shocking revelation that will change the course.
Isn't one of the counts against UNC that Crowder would not cooperate with the investigation?
I believe that is correct. Then, she co-operated with Wainstein to avoid Orange County DA prosecution but refused/didn't have to co-operate w/NCAA because she was no longer a cheat employee. But, now saying she "lied" to Wainstein. Gosh, sounds/looks like more unc shenigans.
I saw where the lying Count was quoted this week or last week on TDD, I think, that the cheaters had their response ready and it'd be filed on time. LOL.
[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
Crowder says she was providing
“customized educational opportunities for students to solve problems created by the institutional bureaucracy.”
Huh. Did she have the background and authority to do that.
Moreover, I thought that at college athletes got first choice on classes. This is necessary so that they are not forced into classes whose meeting times conflict with practice. What problems with "institutional bureaucracy" were faced by UNC athletes.
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