Fuck asu

[Merkin]

Not sure scholarship reductions are that big of deal in football. 85 scholarship players per FBS school plus 15 of so walk-ons.

NFL teams carry 53 players.

Not like MBB losing scholarships since they only have 14 scholarship players.

Not like ASU is going to make a bowl game soon

[AzCatFan2]

NFL teams also have a 16-man practice squad. So in any given year, NFL teams are likely to suit up 65 or so players, since injuries are assured to happen. With a college football team, you probably need similar numbers, and you are going to carry a number of players who just aren't ready to contribute; so they redshirt. Reduce the scholarship numbers, and instead of a RS sophomore getting action late in the season due to injuries, it could be a true frosh, with a bright future, but not yet ready for primetime.

I also agree that ASu timed their self-imposed bowl ban well.

[UAEebs86]

ASu is expected to agree with the NCAA findings regarding the recruiting violations that occurred during COVID. https://www.cbssports.com/college-footb ... iolations/

Not sure what this means for future penalties, but unlikely any further bowl ban, as technically, ASu was ineligible this year. May be a fine and some possible scholarship reductions? Scholarship reductions make it difficult to rebuild, as it effects depth.

So in the end it turns out to have been relatively well-played. Don't know if the option was available then, but kind of like if we had self-imposed a bowl ban when we knew we'd be bad in 1980 after the Mason stuff, and then the Tunnicliffe/Johnson/Hunley team in 83 could have gone to a bowl.

Too soon

[Carcassdragger]

NFL teams also have a 16-man practice squad. So in any given year, NFL teams are likely to suit up 65 or so players, since injuries are assured to happen. With a college football team, you probably need similar numbers, and you are going to carry a number of players who just aren't ready to contribute; so they redshirt. Reduce the scholarship numbers, and instead of a RS sophomore getting action late in the season due to injuries, it could be a true frosh, with a bright future, but not yet ready for primetime.

I also agree that ASu timed their self-imposed bowl ban well.

Does a reduction in scholarships matter at all? With NIL can't a player just easily pay his own tuition?

[CatsbyAZ]

ASu is expected to agree with the NCAA findings regarding the recruiting violations that occurred during COVID. https://www.cbssports.com/college-footb ... iolations/

Not sure what this means for future penalties, but unlikely any further bowl ban, as technically, ASu was ineligible this year. May be a fine and some possible scholarship reductions? Scholarship reductions make it difficult to rebuild, as it effects depth.

Once Tennessee's investigation wrapped up with toothless penalties from the NCAA, I knew ASU wouldn't be in for much of a punishment. To quote the CBS Sports article: "Tennessee recently faced similar NCAA violations. The Volunteers' case ended last summer with the program being put on probation, suffering recruiting sanctions and paying an $8 million fine. Despite admitted widespread Level I violations, Tennessee did not receive a postseason ban."

Does a reduction in scholarships matter at all? With NIL can't a player just easily pay his own tuition?

If the self imposed ban didn't auto-extend Dilly's contract, the scholly reductions will:

[UAEebs86]

LMAO

[CatsbyAZ]

[Fishclamps]

oof

[wyo-cat]

He was trash against us. Staring down receivers and shit.

[KillerKlown]

He was trash against us. Staring down receivers and shit.

Now he's staring down hope.

[Chicat]

Saw a ranking where a talking head pegged ASU as having the worst QB situation in the Big XII so him leaving might be an upgrade.

[Merkin]

oof

Look at those skinny arms. No wonder he was a terrible QB.

Now look at these guns.

[Chicat]

From the release: "The agreed-upon penalties in this case include four years of probation for the school, a fine, a self-imposed postseason ban for the 2023 football season, vacation of records for contests in which ineligible student-athletes competed, scholarship reductions and recruiting restrictions in alignment with the Level I-mitigated classification for the school. Additionally, the school disassociated an involved booster for a period of five years. The individuals also agreed to or did not contest show-cause orders ranging from three to 10 years consistent with the Level I-aggravated classifications of their respective violations."

[PHXCATS]

Happy asu fans can keep 70-7. It is literally all they have

And it was also the best thing to happen to UA since 1998

[Irish27]

ASU has to vacate their win against UofA from 2021.

[Merkin]

Still a loss on the UA record books though, but no longer a win for ASU, so pull down the billboard!

[Carcassdragger]

From the release: "The agreed-upon penalties in this case include four years of probation for the school, a fine, a self-imposed postseason ban for the 2023 football season, vacation of records for contests in which ineligible student-athletes competed, scholarship reductions and recruiting restrictions in alignment with the Level I-mitigated classification for the school. Additionally, the school disassociated an involved booster for a period of five years. The individuals also agreed to or did not contest show-cause orders ranging from three to 10 years consistent with the Level I-aggravated classifications of their respective violations."

Got off easy.

[CatsbyAZ]

To breakdown the NCAA quote posted by Karpman: "The agreed-upon penalties in this case include:
[1] four years of probation for the school
[2] a fine
[3] a self-imposed postseason ban for the 2023 football season
[4] vacation of records for contests in which ineligible student-athletes competed
[5] scholarship reductions and...
[6] recruiting restrictions in alignment with the Level I-mitigated classification for the school. Additionally...
[7] the school disassociated an involved booster for a period of five years..."

ESPN reporting:"The NCAA did not provide further details about any of those punishments."

Most interested in learning: 1) how many scholarships will this cost ASU? 2) What will be the recruiting restrictions? 3) Who is the involved booster?

[Fishclamps]

What are you doing ASU...

[Merkin]

[RichardCranium]

Um... I think SMU is on the phone...

[Chicat]

Um... I think SMU is on the phone...

They are tied.

[pc in NM]

Another Cheater's-Hall-of-Famer from ASsU!!

Former Arizona State coach Herm Edwards receives five-year show-cause penalty for NCAA recruiting violations

The five-year show-cause is one of the longest show-cause penalties for a head football coach in NCAA history

Arizona State coach Herm Edwards received a five-year show-cause penalty from the NCAA for recruiting violations involving more than 30 prospects during the COVID-19 no-visit period, 247Sports reports. The punishment against Edwards, which started on April 15, is one of the longest show-cause penalties handed down to a coach in NCAA history.

According to 247Sports, Edwards, 69, was one of seven former ASU staffers (Prentice Gill, Derek Hagan, Chris Hawkins, Zak Hill and Robert Rodriguez, and equipment employee Eric Bowman being the others) to receive show-cause penalties ranging between three to 10 years by the NCAA.

Arizona State self-imposed a postseason ban for the 2023 season and will vacate nine of its 10 wins between 2021-22 for the use of one or more ineligible players.

The school also agreed to disassociate for five years with Regina Jackson, the mother of former ASU quarterback and LSU Heisman winner Jayden Daniels. Jackson was alleged to have paid for flights and lodging for ASU recruits who impermissibly visited during the COVID dead period.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footb ... iolations/

[Chicat]

Couldn’t have happened to a more sanctimonious prick.

Now what about Antonio Pierce? (not that he’s ever coming back to college football)

[GlobalCat]

Or as they call it “#1 in innovation”

[cerec_cat]

I am shocked I tell you, absolutely shocked!

[UAEebs86]

What a shit show.

[wyo-cat]

What a clusterfuck of epic proportions.

Gotta love it!!

[AZCatGirl]

Guess our debt issues don't look so bad now, do they ASU?

[84Cat]

[Chicat]

Suck it gerbils.

[azcat49]

Geez, I thought basketball wins would be more lopsided. That’s still very impressive

[wyo-cat]

I saw that.

[KillerKlown]

But but games before they were a university that was worth a crap don't coun't. And if that was the case these games still don't count.

[BBQ wildcat]

We will have to wait a long time for them to be a university that’s worth a crap. May never happen

[KaibabKat]

Is it true that when someone asked James Harden what he scored on his IQ test, answered "I don't know but I passed."