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NCAA Infractions Process Changes: What Does It Mean For Schools?

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Find out how the NCAA’s Division I Council changes in the infractions process impact schools and their cooperation levels.

[Auerbach] The NCAA's Division I Council approved changes to the infractions process that will reward schools for exemplary cooperation by decreasing severity of the classification. Also approved increasing fine amounts.
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Summary

  • Fans question the impact of schools cooperating with the NCAA given recent trends.
  • Comments suggest a lack of faith in the NCAA’s punitive measures.
  • Humor and memes offer a light-hearted take on the situation.

Burned Bridges

Some fans feel that recent events have eroded trust between schools and the NCAA, leading to skepticism about the benefits of cooperation.

Mizzou’s Fate

Mentions of Mizzou and Oklahoma State highlight the perceived consequences of the infractions process changes.

Uniform Punishments?

There are calls for the NCAA to demonstrate consistency in their punishment decisions before expecting cooperation from schools.

On the bright side, fans find humor in comparing Auerbach to Aubrey Plaza, adding a touch of levity to the discussion.