ROTF!! A few things for you teeter.
10. NCAA Bylaw l-8-(d) [improper campus visits] -- (a) During the 1980-81
academic year, one prospective student-athlete was provided two official paid visits to
the university's campus, another was provided three visits and a third was provided two
visits; (b)
During the 1978-79 academic year, one prospective student-athlete was provided three expense-paid visits to the university's campus
and another was provided two visits, and (c) During the 1976-77 academic year, a prospective student-athlete was provided several visits to the university's campus.
11. NCAA Bylaws 1-8-(j) and l-8-(l) [improper transportation and entertainment] --
Between 1977 and 1981, four prospective student-athletes were provided local transportation and meals by an assistant football coach or a representative of the
university's athletic interests.
DrB, the author of your linked article, is full of cow patties. The truth is your violations started in 1976 but Minor and Cofer didn't sign until 1981. So all of you orange clad Pickens rock lovers want us to believe that as 7th graders, Clemson Agricultural was paying these 2 kids, buying them cars, getting their relatives jobs, etc.? Really? We're not that stupid unlike the Pickens orange kool-aid drinkers.
Here's a few links for you. 1st is a direct lick to the NCAA Legislative services database where you can see the report for yourself and even download it. Imagine that. The second is an article by the New York Times that explains briefly the Minor and Cofer situation. Oh, The New York Times is much more credible the shakintheteets or DrB.
And finally a brief excerpt from the NCAA website.
https://web1.ncaa.org/LSDBi/exec/miSearch
http://www.nytimes.com/1982/06/18/sports/sports-people-clemson-wins-suit.html
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Major Infractions Case Display - 1 CaseInstitution: Clemson University
Date: November 22, 1982
Violation Sumary: Improper entertainment, financial aid and transportation; extra benefits; improper recruiting contact, employment, entertainment, inducements, lodging and transportation; tryout; excessive number of official visits; unethical conduct; certification of compliance.
Penalty Summary: Maximum of 20 initial grants for 1983-84 and 1984-85; show cause why more penalties should not be imposed if institution does not prohibit off-campus recruiting, camp income and speaking events and freeze the salary of an assistant coach for three years, prohibit off-campus recruiting and camp income and freeze the salary of another assistant coach for two years, and prohibit four representatives from recruiting.
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Involved Sports:
Football
Involved Penalties:
Television: 2 yrs Reduction in Financial Aid: No
Postseason: 2 yrs Recruiting: Yes
Probation: 2 yrs Show Cause Action: No
Vacation of Record: No
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