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RE: Lots of smoke starting to show in Memphis
(03-07-2018 05:21 PM)Bearcats#1 Wrote:  vacated? Who cares. That's the weakest 'penalty' of all.

The school already made their fame, money, exposure, prestige jump etc....pulling down a felt banner that says it happened and having an asterisk in the book next to it is worthless.


Vacated games/titles is what the NCAA came up with as penalty for the cartel teams. It makes them 'look like' they are doing something when in reality, behind closed doors, they are all laughing and patting each other on the back.

Many times when you vacate said NCAA games, national championship.....etc you have to pay back said money as well.
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