APR Announced, Including Penalties


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J, isht should have been rectified 2-3 years ago. Worm continue to recruit those dumb players, your leaders continue to promote illiteracy, and the Commissioner continue to advocate this foolishness by letting you guys play in these SWAC post-season games that can decide the outcome of who plays in the NCAA post-season.


Beans, I agree with you. However, Worm's players aren't totally on the hook for this. The years that the data was taken from was from the end of the "unusable data" period.

Illiteracy? C'mon bruh. They aren't promoting illiteracy. The admins are promoting incompetence, which is deadlier than illiteracy.

Also, it ain't my fault Duer got Southern in the postseason. Don't look at me. I'm not a president of one of the 10 member schools.


That is where "ACCOUNTABILITY" comes into play. You as a coach now must look at a Player's Academic record and not strictly his gamefilm.

In order for the SWAC and other HBCUs to contend with APR, we must go by the Ivy League Method.

Accountability? So the "student-athlete" shouldn't be held accountable for doing their coursework. A lot of APR problems are based on incompetence in the athletic department/academic side of a university. However, students still have to go to class.

APR is all about accountability. That's why schools are getting hammered by it.
 
Beans, I agree with you. However, Worm's players aren't totally on the hook for this. The years that the data was taken from was from the end of the "unusable data" period.

Illiteracy? C'mon bruh. They aren't promoting illiteracy. The admins are promoting incompetence, which is deadlier than illiteracy.

Accountability? So the "student-athlete" shouldn't be held accountable for doing their coursework. A lot of APR problems are based on incompetence in the athletic department/academic side of a university. However, students still have to go to class.

APR is all about accountability. That's why schools are getting hammered by it.

So true!
 
Beans, I agree with you. However, Worm's players aren't totally on the hook for this. The years that the data was taken from was from the end of the "unusable data" period.

Illiteracy? C'mon bruh. They aren't promoting illiteracy. The admins are promoting incompetence, which is deadlier than illiteracy.

Also, it ain't my fault Duer got Southern in the postseason. Don't look at me. I'm not a president of one of the 10 member schools.it.

Ok J, let's take a reasonable look at this. It's year 8. APR refreshes every 4 years. Over 80-90% of your sports is banned. Year 8, J. Year 8 and over 80% of your school's sports are banned from post season. It's not just the "administration". It has to be part of the student/athletes fault too. The NCAA asked for the faulty paperwork for football, but now you have 80% of your overall teams banned. 80%. J, that's an epidemic.
 
They aren't promoting illiteracy. The admins are promoting incompetence, which is deadlier than illiteracy.

Those admins must have admin-kinfolks @ Prairie View lol. The shit is ridiculous [homeboy/frat boy/soror girl hookup bullshat]. Incompetent mf'ers in leadership positions. smh

I hope SU fires the right people and when you're done there, head over to Prairie View so a few of them can get axed as well. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
 
SU has the least subsidized HBCU athletic program but is banned the most out of all DI programs including the SEVERAL HUNDRED DI programs that subsidize their athletics anywhere between 75% to 92% with PUBLIC FUNDS. It seems like the NCAA is barking up the wrong tree when it comes to schools using PUBLIC FUNDS for athletics instead of academics. At least SU academic programs are still rising in a state going through a serious budget crisis.

I guess the NCAA just turns a blind eye to this shit. Look how much these DI schools subsidize their athletics.

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Our basketball team was on Luther Riley. He cut 66%-75% of the team every year. That is why his contract was up he was let go because our new AD knew that he was going to get us in APR trouble.
 
I believe SU should clean house of those heading its Athletic Programs since there's no Faculty Senate to watch over them like it is done on the academic side.
 



No diversion, just facts. Schools are there to education students and if you want to see which schools are doing less on academics and more athletics, just follow the money. IMO, the NCAA is overlooking how PUBLIC FUNDS are being WASTED at some universities.
 
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Ok J, let's take a reasonable look at this. It's year 8. APR refreshes every 4 years. Over 80-90% of your sports is banned. Year 8, J. Year 8 and over 80% of your school's sports are banned from post season. It's not just the "administration". It has to be part of the student/athletes fault too. The NCAA asked for the faulty paperwork for football, but now you have 80% of your overall teams banned. 80%. J, that's an epidemic.

I'm being resonable Beans. What's the four-year for APR this time ... 2011-2015? The tail end of the NCAA's "unsuable data" was like 2012-2013. So basically half of that time was with unsuable data. We're still getting hammered for the tail end of the LaFleur stuff.

I'm not splitting hairs with you on this. This falls on administration, going from the fools that were running it with LaFleur until now....and yes, it's epidemic.
 
SU has the least subsidized HBCU athletic program but is banned the most out of all DI programs including the SEVERAL HUNDRED DI programs that subsidize their athletics anywhere between 75% to 92% with PUBLIC FUNDS. It seems like the NCAA is barking up the wrong tree when it comes to schools using PUBLIC FUNDS for athletics instead of academics. At least SU academic programs are still rising in a state going through a serious budget crisis.

I guess the NCAA just turns a blind eye to this shit. Look how much these DI schools subsidize their athletics.

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Here we go with this shit again.
 
Teams with postseason ineligibility in 2016-17
Southern University, Baton Rouge


Baseball
men’s cross country
men’s track
football
women’s basketball
women’s cross country
women’s track
softball
women’s volleyball

Teams facing Level Three APR penalties
Southern University, Baton Rouge


Baseball
men’s cross country
men’s track
football
women’s basketball
women’s cross country
women’s track
softball
women’s soccer
women’s volleyball





I remember going thru our humiliation a few years back. Keep your head up SU.

Yep I remember us going through something similar and I also remember the Southern folks along with a few other laughing and clowning us but unlike them I am just going to continue to read the comments and excuses while I sip my black tea (singing ~ I'm taking the high road to heaven)
 
I'm being resonable Beans. What's the four-year for APR this time ... 2011-2015? The tail end of the NCAA's "unsuable data" was like 2012-2013. So basically half of that time was with unsuable data. We're still getting hammered for the tail end of the LaFleur stuff.

I'm not splitting hairs with you on this. This falls on administration, going from the fools that were running it with LaFleur until now....and yes, it's epidemic.

LaFleur was SU's biggest mistake for hiring someone to be in-charge its athletic programs and he definitely was a hookup hire due to his family ties to Southern.
 
The True Jaguars will speak up and speak out demanding change. But the old heads will try to supress them as much as possible.
 
Damn they should just call this the SWAC & MEAC penalty list.

From denying SWAC and MEAC schools to participate in the playoffs to issuing APR penalties, it seems like the NCAA only focus is to destroy the two HBCU DI conferences. Either the NCAA is racist or the Power 5 schools are controlling the NCAA to a point that no other schools except them should be self-revenue generating through TV contracts and bowl games. It's interesting that the NCAA just recently placed a moratorium on any new bowl games right after the inauguration of the Celebration Bowl.
 
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Southern will still be able to play in the football championship game and other conference tournaments, since that precedent has already been established. However, no Celebration Bowl, NCAA Tournaments/NITs, etc.
Will the men's basketball team be eligible?
 
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