Game v Wofford in jeopardy for NCAA bs?

[Verdad]

This is complete bull shit:

Wofford players deemed ineligible according to NCAA rules for benefits as low as $84

Six Wofford players were ruled ineligible by the NCAA and coach Dwight Perry was fired after a housing issue and meal benefits totaling as little as $84.

www.on3.com

 

[GMU1983]

Ridiculous

 

[Pablo]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1968808308203999399

View: https://twitter.com/i/status/1968808308203999399

BTW, the NCAA denies that it has ruled the players ineligible - https://bleacherreport.com/articles...-players-amid-reported-impermissible-benefits

 

[jessej]

This is complete bull shit:

Wofford players deemed ineligible according to NCAA rules for benefits as low as $84

Six Wofford players were ruled ineligible by the NCAA and coach Dwight Perry was fired after a housing issue and meal benefits totaling as little as $84.

www.on3.com

NCAA shoots down Wofford basketball suspension report

The NCAA responded on Thursday to allegations that they had a role in the recent suspensions surrounding the Wofford basketball team.

clutchpoints.com

Issue is not with the NCAA
Issue is what happens if all 6 or more players leave the team in support of the coach

 

[mkaufman1]

Havent' heard anything about it being in Jeopardy but I'll keep my ears and eyes peeled.

 

[Verdad]

Jeopardy may be a little dramatic, but if a chunk of their players transfer it could be a real issue for them fielding a team.

 

[2011WinOverVillanova]

Would we be able to get a mediator awarded win?

 

[Pablo]

MSN

"Six Wofford men’s basketball players that were ruled ineligible by the school for receiving 'impermissible benefits' have been reinstated, according to the athletes’ attorney."

"Wofford had not made any announcement regarding players being deemed ineligible. Attorney Mark Peper — who's representing four of the players reportedly ruled ineligible, and seven players overall on the Wofford men's basketball roster — said in an interview with WYFF's Marc Whiteman that using the meal plans violated Wofford bylaws, not NCAA rules, and the players were never told the plans could not be used."