NCAA Football: USC West is Out!
06-10-2010, 10:31 AM
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NCAA Football: USC West is Out!
Does this mean the records will be changed to show Oklahoma or Auburn as National Champs?
http://www.thestate.com/2010/06/10/1...year-bowl.html
Posted on Thu, Jun. 10, 2010
Report: Southern Cal to get two-year bowl game ban
By Sports Network
The Sports Network
The University of Southern California will reportedly be slapped with a two-year bowl ban by the NCAA and will also lose more than 20 football scholarships when violations within the athletics program are revealed, possibly as early as Thursday.
The Los Angeles Times reported the NCAA informed Southern Cal of the decision Wednesday night, culminating a four-year investigation into allegations stemming from ex-Trojan football player Reggie Bush and basketball star O.J. Mayo.
There exists a possibility of a forfeiture of football victories from Southern Cal's 2004 national championship season and a stripping of Bush's 2005 Heisman Trophy Award.
A spokesman said Southern Cal will not comment until the NCAA releases its findings. There was no word from the school on a possible Thursday news conference.
Earlier this year, the school implemented self-imposed sanctions, including a postseason ban this past year, on its men's basketball program for violations of NCAA rules. The penalties came as the result of an internal investigation regarding rules violations related to Mayo, who played for the Trojans during the 2007-08 season before leaving for the NBA.
Tim Floyd was the coach of the Trojans when Mayo played for the school and last June announced his resignation in the wake of a Yahoo! Sports report that he made a cash payment to Rodney Guillory in the recruitment of Mayo, who now plays for the Memphis Grizzlies. According to the original Yahoo! story last May, Guillory received money from a sports agency for steering Mayo to Southern Cal. The school announced the Trojans would vacate all wins during the 2007-2008 regular season and will also return to the NCAA money it received through the Pac-10 Conference for its participation in the 2008 NCAA Tournament.
Bush, a current member of the New Orleans Saints, reportedly accepted gifts in violation of NCAA policies. A report surfaced in 2006 from Yahoo! Sports that Bush's family accepted travel accommodations from an employee of a marketing agent, who later signed Bush as a client.
The Times reports Southern Cal had been awaiting the NCAA's ruling since a three-day February meeting from the organization's Committee on Infractions. The Southern Cal contingent included president Steven Sample, athletic director Mike Garrett and former football coach Pete Carroll.
Carroll spent nine seasons at Southern Cal, where he won an unprecedented seven consecutive Pac-10 titles and two national championships before leaving this winter for the head coaching job of the Seattle Seahawks.
Report: Southern Cal to get two-year bowl game ban
By Sports Network
The Sports Network
The University of Southern California will reportedly be slapped with a two-year bowl ban by the NCAA and will also lose more than 20 football scholarships when violations within the athletics program are revealed, possibly as early as Thursday.
The Los Angeles Times reported the NCAA informed Southern Cal of the decision Wednesday night, culminating a four-year investigation into allegations stemming from ex-Trojan football player Reggie Bush and basketball star O.J. Mayo.
There exists a possibility of a forfeiture of football victories from Southern Cal's 2004 national championship season and a stripping of Bush's 2005 Heisman Trophy Award.
A spokesman said Southern Cal will not comment until the NCAA releases its findings. There was no word from the school on a possible Thursday news conference.
Earlier this year, the school implemented self-imposed sanctions, including a postseason ban this past year, on its men's basketball program for violations of NCAA rules. The penalties came as the result of an internal investigation regarding rules violations related to Mayo, who played for the Trojans during the 2007-08 season before leaving for the NBA.
Tim Floyd was the coach of the Trojans when Mayo played for the school and last June announced his resignation in the wake of a Yahoo! Sports report that he made a cash payment to Rodney Guillory in the recruitment of Mayo, who now plays for the Memphis Grizzlies. According to the original Yahoo! story last May, Guillory received money from a sports agency for steering Mayo to Southern Cal. The school announced the Trojans would vacate all wins during the 2007-2008 regular season and will also return to the NCAA money it received through the Pac-10 Conference for its participation in the 2008 NCAA Tournament.
Bush, a current member of the New Orleans Saints, reportedly accepted gifts in violation of NCAA policies. A report surfaced in 2006 from Yahoo! Sports that Bush's family accepted travel accommodations from an employee of a marketing agent, who later signed Bush as a client.
The Times reports Southern Cal had been awaiting the NCAA's ruling since a three-day February meeting from the organization's Committee on Infractions. The Southern Cal contingent included president Steven Sample, athletic director Mike Garrett and former football coach Pete Carroll.
Carroll spent nine seasons at Southern Cal, where he won an unprecedented seven consecutive Pac-10 titles and two national championships before leaving this winter for the head coaching job of the Seattle Seahawks.
http://www.thestate.com/2010/06/10/1...year-bowl.html
Damn 2 years with out a bowl game
06-10-2010, 06:07 PM
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30 scholarship losses will hurt even more.. it'll be at minimum 5-7 years before USC can recover... USC can only sign 45 players over the next 3 years... that is huge considering attrition that normally happens with recruiting.
06-11-2010, 07:44 AM
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Doesn't seem harsh enough.
06-11-2010, 09:23 AM
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They were hit hard, no matter what Kiffin & the AD are saying publicly.. it will take years after the probation ends for them to be competitive. Kiffin has yet to show that he can actually coach a team, so even if they get talent they won't be the USC of old.
06-11-2010, 09:53 AM
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No financial penalties though, except for the NCAA tournament money. Perhaps bowl payouts are beyond the control of the NCAA?
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06-11-2010, 09:57 AM
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They also considered a TV ban, but decided not to give USC one.
06-11-2010, 11:21 AM
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Meanwhile, Bush and Carroll go laughing to the bank. While I don't have any sympathy for Southern Cal, these penalties never punish the actual people that made the infractions. Southern Cal should sue Carroll or Bush for damages. Or the NCAA should have everyone involved in college athletics, including students, sign a form saying that they will be sued for financial damages if they violate the rules.
06-14-2010, 01:23 PM
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Meanwhile, Bush and Carroll go laughing to the bank. While I don't have any sympathy for Southern Cal, these penalties never punish the actual people that made the infractions. Southern Cal should sue Carroll or Bush for damages. Or the NCAA should have everyone involved in college athletics, including students, sign a form saying that they will be sued for financial damages if they violate the rules.
06-14-2010, 01:30 PM
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I will admit.. we are done.
Losing 10 scholarships for 3 straight years will have a huge impact on the depth chart.. It'll be take years to overcome this..
Losing 10 scholarships for 3 straight years will have a huge impact on the depth chart.. It'll be take years to overcome this..
I know...$$$.
06-14-2010, 03:14 PM
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06-14-2010, 05:05 PM
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^^ 
it was a great decision by him.
it was a great decision by him.
06-14-2010, 05:19 PM
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^^^ Very, very true. Rocky Top will be crying for the days of Fat Phillip Fulmer by the fifth game of this season. All of the SEC teams with a single nation championship (USCeast has no idea, so I'm not speaking from experience), think they are suppose to repeat year end and year out. Florida and Alabama have heritage... the rest of us are in the lottery and waiting for a horseshoe to fall from our ass for a BCS.
Kiffen made the right move.
Kiffen made the right move.
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