Quote:I honestly don't think any logical person wants the NCAA to monitor and get involved in ALL player activities. Their job is not to get involved in all non-competition issues. I don't think anyone would want the NCAA to get involved either. Universities are more equipped to mete out punishment, the NCAA doesn't have the manpower to oversee every aspects of student-athletes, and so on.


A DUI does not fall under the scope of college football's regulator. Will Grier cheated; his cheating affected the equity of the game; and cheating falls under the NCAA's authority. The two are not even closely comparable.

I can agree to a point, but when Ohio State's qb is busted for dui, aka the cop is there is anything he can do because he is their qb, and only gets one game, you're setting yourself up for embarrassment.


The NCAA is picking and choosing when schools can self regulate ands they are allowing the guys whose jobs depends on winning to make those decisions. Do you really think those guys are going to make the right choices? Urban Meyer never has.

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