Post by East-Texan on Aug 18, 2007 8:38:51 GMT -5
Wow, this is worse than the Kingsville deal in 99 or any of the Buffs four major infractions. Much Worse....
Wonder when Langston gets canned?
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The allegations
In a letter to University of Central Oklahoma officials, the NCAA alleges:
•UCO failed to exercise institutional control over its football program.
•More than 80 athletes had their tuition paid by UCO for remedial classes at Rose State College.
•Athletes received cash to pay for lifeguard classes.
•An athlete received $200 cash from a UCO athletics department official.
•The athletic department provided and arranged for transportation to classes at Rose State.
•Football players got free housing, food, transportation and use of facilities when they were not enrolled full-time.
•The athletic department paid for surgery for an athlete prior to enrollment.
•The athletic department provided sports medicine treatment for athletes prior to their enrollment.
•UCO failed to record countable hours of athletic related activities, which are limited by the NCAA.
•Athletic department members engaged in athletic activities outside the playing season by being present at a seven-on-seven scrimmage.
Wonder when Langston gets canned?
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The allegations
In a letter to University of Central Oklahoma officials, the NCAA alleges:
•UCO failed to exercise institutional control over its football program.
•More than 80 athletes had their tuition paid by UCO for remedial classes at Rose State College.
•Athletes received cash to pay for lifeguard classes.
•An athlete received $200 cash from a UCO athletics department official.
•The athletic department provided and arranged for transportation to classes at Rose State.
•Football players got free housing, food, transportation and use of facilities when they were not enrolled full-time.
•The athletic department paid for surgery for an athlete prior to enrollment.
•The athletic department provided sports medicine treatment for athletes prior to their enrollment.
•UCO failed to record countable hours of athletic related activities, which are limited by the NCAA.
•Athletic department members engaged in athletic activities outside the playing season by being present at a seven-on-seven scrimmage.