Michigan Football: Why the cheating won’t end and how it impacts UM
The cheating won’t end until you (NCAA) stop it
It’s not just football, or basketball, or hockey, or soccer. Cheating is present in everything college even if the money isn’t destined to help the schools athletically. There’s the widespread college admission scandal that, in keeping with athletics, saw parents pay for their student, who had no business as a Division I athlete, enter college with their name on a roster.
That situation, while expansive, isn’t as commonplace as university goons securing a Porsche for a kid that runs a 4.3 forty.
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“There are jokes about kids getting cars,” The anonymous bag man said, “but that’s actually pretty easy. We all have dealerships all over”
One segment of college sports complain about and lose to the other larger segment of college sports.
One group of schools has the best bag men in the business; the others aren’t willing to sacrifice integrity.
For this to stop, the NCAA must reform, enforce the rules, and implement strict punishments, or they will continue to be viewed as complacent in one of the greatest money funneling schemes in human history.
“The levels of corruption and deception are now at a point that they threaten the very survival of the college game as we know it,” Condoleezza Rice’s Commission stated in their 2018 report. ” It has taken some time to get here, and it will take time to change course. The Commission offers its recommendations knowing that the road ahead is long – but that the first steps must be taken – and they must be bold.”