The Rest of College Football

[hack]

He'd have to kneel, I bet.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Although I have ripped him for years for his decision to leave Wisconsin, from this article it sounds like Andersen may genuinely be going through some mental stuff right now? He waived all right to the remaining four years on his contract? His close friends describe him as 'depressed'?

http://www.sltrib.com/sports/2017/10/09/utah-native-gary-andersen-out-as-oregon-states-football-coach-and-hes-waiving-11-million-contract/

[Wild Hoss]

He has been coaching at Oregon State Of course he's depressed.

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[THE_WIZARD_]

Maybe he woke up and realized he was in Corvallis...

[WingsFan]

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney has his defensive backs in boxing gloves during practice to help reduce pass interference penalties. He said he got the idea from Patriots coach Bill Belichick. "That's what we started doing in camp in our 1-on-1 periods to challenge them and stress them to win with their feet, play great technique, not grab," Swinney said. "We've been much improved, hope it continues in the second half."

[THE_WIZARD_]

STFU

[Dr. Strangelove]

UNC skates on everything. What a joke. Too big to fail I guess

[AlabamAlum]

I don't think the NCAA had any choice.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Well all schools should now just push their athletes through phony classes...so long as a few non-athletes can take the classes too, all is well

[entropy]

Well all schools should now just push their athletes through phony classes...so long as a few non-athletes can take the classes too, all is well

And that does not happen today?


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[AlabamAlum]

It's an issue for the accrediting bodies.

[THE_WIZARD_]

shaddup

[Cody_Russell]

UNC is overall a good academic school.
They need classes to help "dumber" athletes get in so that their basketball program holds up to expectations.
Therefore, the entire African American Studies program is turned into a joke.
UNC gets caught.
NCAA thinks "meh."

Logic.

[entropy]

It's an issue for the accrediting bodies.

LMAO... oh, wait.. you were serious.

[AlabamAlum]

LMAO... oh, wait.. you were serious.

I have zero idea what you are "laughing (your) ass off" about. My post is not suggesting that they should/shouldn't/will/won't do anything about it.

Simply that the accrediting bodies - not the NCAA - are the ones who monitor general academic rigor. If UNC offers weak classes to its entire student body, it's not a NCAA issue, imo.