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Not even close to the same. If I read this correctly schools are made aware that penalties could incur if a kid signs a FAA, contact not normally allowed without the FAA incurs, then the kid enrolls and signs somewhere else. I think it is stupid but it wasn't like LSU wasn't aware of the risk. Seems to me schools should just continue to follow the same contact rules even though the kid signed an FAA. Then they don't have to worry about it.

I didn't say they were the same exact scenario. I really don't know the full story regarding the Baylor situation anyway other than some brief reading yesterday. The bottom line is that the NCAA continues to be a joke when it comes to discipline. Every situation is treated differently and some situations that arise aren't even addressed by them. They just go away. They pick and choose. It's a broken system. Period.

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Posted by tmc94

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Posted on 2/26/15 at 3:53 pm to AdamDeMamp

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I really don't know the full story regarding the Baylor situation anyway other than some brief reading yesterday

here's the full story - the kid made it up. He took money from boosters he didn't know and Baylor kicked him off the team for it. He issued an apology for lying about it today after the NCAA statement yesterday made him look like an idiot

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NCAA continues to be a joke when it comes to discipline

Much like the Baylor situation, this has nothing to do with the NCAA. This punishment was enforced by the SEC. Creating a straw man doesn't change the fact that LSU broke the rules. Play by the rules and there are no issues