Bama State Reports Findings To NCAA And SWAC
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j-state_tiger06
(T'06 for short)
I'm not making excuses for losing the game. It seems to me that that win was your biggest loss in the long run...that opened the door for Cole and his unethical antics.
But GR was right. I fell into the trap, so Imma chill. I'm going to the barbershop.........
Blacknbengal
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And one more thing before I get off this crappy thread before I drown in some of you all's tears. If I see any smack about any other school coming from you all, I just may have to return to my old self........................
You all make me sick!
:vomit:
You all make me sick!
:vomit:
JSU/99
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you get what you pay for..........
What Cole did at TSU:
NCAA RULING ON TSU, 2000.
Among other violations, the university failed to provide appropriate written notice to many student-athletes about the renewal or nonrenewal of their athletics aid during two academic years, improper transportation and complimentary tickets were provided to student-athletes in the football program, and improper recruiting contacts were made by members of the football coaching staff.
For example, in mid-1996, football staff members contacted an enrolled student-athlete at another university to encourage the individual to transfer to the university without first obtaining a release allowing such a conversation to occur.
The committee also found a lack of institutional control, specifically with the conduct and administration of the university's football program. The university failed to monitor distribution of the head football coach's complimentary tickets; failed to complete squad list forms, which led to excess financial aid awards to student-athletes; and failed to investigate possible NCAA rules violations.
In addition, the committee determined that an assistant football coach failed to cooperate and violated the provisions of ethical conduct by providing false and misleading information to university investigators and the NCAA's enforcement staff.
The university imposed a number of corrective actions, which were considered by the committee. Among the actions, the university:
Placed the athletics department directly under the control of the institution's president rather than to the office of the vice-president for student affairs.
Terminated the former compliance coordinator effective June 21, 1999, and hired a replacement.
Issued a letter of reprimand to the head football coach and barred his participation in one conference football game in the fall of 1998. The coach was placed on probation from 1998 to 2000 and is required to attend NCAA rules compliance seminars for two years. The head coach's salary was frozen for the 1999-00 academic year and he is not permitted to recruit off-campus for the 1999-00 academic year.
Issued a letter of reprimand and placed an assistant coach on probation beginning in the fall of 1998. The coach was suspended for one conference football game in 1998. Effective July 1, 1999, the assistant coach was removed from his coaching position and reassigned to a department outside of athletics. His employment status was to be reviewed in December 1999.
Reassigned a former director of athletics to a position outside of athletics. Terminated the succeeding director of athletics in January 1999. On August 16, 1999, appointed a new director of athletics.
Reorganized the athletics department and implemented new policies and procedures.
Established a new policy on financial aid procedures.
Implemented new procedures to track and monitor countable aid to prevent over-awarding.
Revamped the university's complimentary ticket policy to track all ticket authorization and disbursements.
Hired an associate athletics director for compliance.
Implemented a rules education program with monthly newsletters, rules seminars, and an NCAA compliance Web site.
Determined to hire a compliance assistant to support the compliance coordinator.
Created the position of coordinator of scholarships, responsible for coordinating financial aid for athletics.
Installed NCAA compliance software to monitor financial aid awards.
Required athletics and financial aid personnel to attend NCAA training seminars on financial aid.
The committee adopted as its own the following penalties proposed or self-imposed by the university:
Reduce by three the number of official paid recruiting visits for football to 38 for the 1999-00 and 2000-01 academic years.
Reduce by two the number of football grants-in-aid to be awarded during the 2000-01, 2001-02 and 2002-03 academic years.
The Committee agreed with and approved of the university's actions but imposed the following additional penalties:
Public reprimand and censure.
Three years of probation from January 5, 2000.
A further reduction in the number of official paid visits for football to 36 during the 2000-01 and 2001-02 academic years.
The institution will further reduce grants in football by .56 during 2000-01; 2 during 2001-02; and 1.65 during 2002-03 to account for the football grant reductions pledged to be imposed in 1997 but which were never applied. Therefore, based upon the average number of football equivalencies at the university for the past five years - 60.3 - the university will be limited to 57.8 equivalencies for 2000-01; 56.3 for 2001-02; and 56.8 for 2002-03.
In men's golf, reduce grants-in-aid equivalencies by .02 for one year no later than the 2000-01 academic year.
In men's tennis, the institution will reduce grants-in-aid equivalencies totaling .96 for one year no later than 2001-02.
The university will continue to develop and implement a comprehensive education program on NCAA legislation and submit periodic reports to the NCAA.
The university's president will recertify in a letter to the committee that all of the university's current athletics policies and practices conform to all requirements of NCAA regulations.
What Cole did at TSU:
NCAA RULING ON TSU, 2000.
Among other violations, the university failed to provide appropriate written notice to many student-athletes about the renewal or nonrenewal of their athletics aid during two academic years, improper transportation and complimentary tickets were provided to student-athletes in the football program, and improper recruiting contacts were made by members of the football coaching staff.
For example, in mid-1996, football staff members contacted an enrolled student-athlete at another university to encourage the individual to transfer to the university without first obtaining a release allowing such a conversation to occur.
The committee also found a lack of institutional control, specifically with the conduct and administration of the university's football program. The university failed to monitor distribution of the head football coach's complimentary tickets; failed to complete squad list forms, which led to excess financial aid awards to student-athletes; and failed to investigate possible NCAA rules violations.
In addition, the committee determined that an assistant football coach failed to cooperate and violated the provisions of ethical conduct by providing false and misleading information to university investigators and the NCAA's enforcement staff.
The university imposed a number of corrective actions, which were considered by the committee. Among the actions, the university:
Placed the athletics department directly under the control of the institution's president rather than to the office of the vice-president for student affairs.
Terminated the former compliance coordinator effective June 21, 1999, and hired a replacement.
Issued a letter of reprimand to the head football coach and barred his participation in one conference football game in the fall of 1998. The coach was placed on probation from 1998 to 2000 and is required to attend NCAA rules compliance seminars for two years. The head coach's salary was frozen for the 1999-00 academic year and he is not permitted to recruit off-campus for the 1999-00 academic year.
Issued a letter of reprimand and placed an assistant coach on probation beginning in the fall of 1998. The coach was suspended for one conference football game in 1998. Effective July 1, 1999, the assistant coach was removed from his coaching position and reassigned to a department outside of athletics. His employment status was to be reviewed in December 1999.
Reassigned a former director of athletics to a position outside of athletics. Terminated the succeeding director of athletics in January 1999. On August 16, 1999, appointed a new director of athletics.
Reorganized the athletics department and implemented new policies and procedures.
Established a new policy on financial aid procedures.
Implemented new procedures to track and monitor countable aid to prevent over-awarding.
Revamped the university's complimentary ticket policy to track all ticket authorization and disbursements.
Hired an associate athletics director for compliance.
Implemented a rules education program with monthly newsletters, rules seminars, and an NCAA compliance Web site.
Determined to hire a compliance assistant to support the compliance coordinator.
Created the position of coordinator of scholarships, responsible for coordinating financial aid for athletics.
Installed NCAA compliance software to monitor financial aid awards.
Required athletics and financial aid personnel to attend NCAA training seminars on financial aid.
The committee adopted as its own the following penalties proposed or self-imposed by the university:
Reduce by three the number of official paid recruiting visits for football to 38 for the 1999-00 and 2000-01 academic years.
Reduce by two the number of football grants-in-aid to be awarded during the 2000-01, 2001-02 and 2002-03 academic years.
The Committee agreed with and approved of the university's actions but imposed the following additional penalties:
Public reprimand and censure.
Three years of probation from January 5, 2000.
A further reduction in the number of official paid visits for football to 36 during the 2000-01 and 2001-02 academic years.
The institution will further reduce grants in football by .56 during 2000-01; 2 during 2001-02; and 1.65 during 2002-03 to account for the football grant reductions pledged to be imposed in 1997 but which were never applied. Therefore, based upon the average number of football equivalencies at the university for the past five years - 60.3 - the university will be limited to 57.8 equivalencies for 2000-01; 56.3 for 2001-02; and 56.8 for 2002-03.
In men's golf, reduce grants-in-aid equivalencies by .02 for one year no later than the 2000-01 academic year.
In men's tennis, the institution will reduce grants-in-aid equivalencies totaling .96 for one year no later than 2001-02.
The university will continue to develop and implement a comprehensive education program on NCAA legislation and submit periodic reports to the NCAA.
The university's president will recertify in a letter to the committee that all of the university's current athletics policies and practices conform to all requirements of NCAA regulations.
mighty hornet
The HMIC!!
ummm06,
Bruh, your theory about Kennedy appearing in games "right before the JSU game" is wrong.
In 2000, he had played in every game before the JSU game.
In 2001, he had missed some games, but he had played in 2 games before the JSU game
sooo....
Bruh, your theory about Kennedy appearing in games "right before the JSU game" is wrong.
In 2000, he had played in every game before the JSU game.
In 2001, he had missed some games, but he had played in 2 games before the JSU game
sooo....
mighty hornet
The HMIC!!
I doubt very seriously that Pete will go that route again talking bout embarrassing somebody.
"NOISE TALKA"
Mr. Hatedandloved
LOL. You know the funny part is not so much that folks are crying.....but its that ALABAMA STATE POSTERS are crying. WTF? lol. I still cant get over this. :lmao:
Still LOL@Cole getting strippers. lol.
Don't get mad at me because your coach is a PIMP. That would be a cool thing i guess.....unless he PIMPS THE SCHOOL. lol.
Still LOL@Cole getting strippers. lol.
Don't get mad at me because your coach is a PIMP. That would be a cool thing i guess.....unless he PIMPS THE SCHOOL. lol.
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