re: As The Capstone Crumbles: Rumored compliance issue at Alabama per Y Sources

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Yet. But one of your suits, suits, resigned. He didn't resign just because. There may not have been criminal misdoings, but that certainly points to NCAA stuff....at the very least. You don't step down if laws/rules weren't broken.

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Our "suit" (or basketball administrator) who was hired directly from the literal NCAA enforcement office.

Have you read the thread? It sounds like he at least attempted to get involved in some capacity but either did it at a time the FBI wasn't there or didn't finish the job. It's literally in black and white in the report.

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Yet. But one of your suits, suits, resigned. He didn't resign just because. There may not have been criminal misdoings, but that certainly points to NCAA stuff....at the very least. You don't step down if laws/rules weren't broken.

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Not necessarily. There is a legitimate scenario at play here where he is fired for unethical and potentially illegal behavior that does not violate NCAA rules.

If the advisor paid the Bama admin to influence a player to sign with the advisor on a future date, but he never paid the player or his family to do so, that is both unethical, and illegal, but not an NCAA violation. It is not an NCAA violation to recommend a future advisor.