OFF Topic but…this is how the NCAA will sweep the rubbish under the rug…
NCAA President Mark Emmert told the AP this week……
“So in principle you’ve got a chain of command, all of which has as one of its fundamental responsibilities to make sure what’s going on in the classroom has integrity and meets the standards of that university,” he said. “To have the NCAA, an athletic association, then go over the top of all of those administrators and go down into the classroom and say, ‘No, no, no, we don’t think this is a good enough English class or a good enough math class,’ makes no sense whatsoever.”
Syracuse was sanctioned by the NCAA last year after a long investigation found a lack of institutional control. The bulk of the violations concerned athletic department officials interfering with academics and making sure star players stayed eligible. In that case, the problems more clearly stepped into the NCAA’s domain.

At North Carolina, the NCAA is investigating the role of athletic department staffers in steering athletes toward bogus independent studies classes. The NCAA took a while to become involved in North Carolina’s issues because the fake classes were available to all students, not just athletes. Emmert has said, without being specific, the conclusion of that investigation is near.

Excuse me but if you look at what they are charged with, it has nothing to do with the kinds of classes at the universities. It has everything to do with.. “athletic department officials INTERFERRING with academics and making sure star players stayed eligible” and “North Carolina’s issues because the FAKE classes were available to all students, not just athletes”

Does this look like the NCAA is being asked to determine if a class is good enough?
How much is this guy getting paid to put stuff like this out?
Ok, pau rant….

Look forward in seeing how this team shapes up this season. Might be some struggles early but I think Warriors are headed in da right direction.

I’m ready for some Spring football!

Really excited for ursua, the return of saint juste, seeing what zwahlen and beau can do, and the modern day use of a tight end on offense. Feeling sorry for o-linemen that get run over by our president kennedy, tormented by jerrol and jahlani, and our various and hungry athletes in the defensive backfield that should welcome the return of a guy named trayvon.

To be continued…