Kansas basketball and coach Bill Self stared down a six-year NCAA investigation with five Level I violation charges, and proceeded to beat the brakes off the NCAA and its Independent Accountability Resolution Process (IARP) like it was some hapless March Madness 16-seed.
“A good day for Kansas basketball,” Self said on Wednesday and honestly he should have popped a bottle of celebratory champagne as he said it.
It was so weak and simple that it didn’t go to the IARP, which the NCAA created to supposedly handle the big, tough cases. It's not because the NCAA has any consistent or credible way to snuff out violations. Every other school got off with minimal sanctions. KU. LSU. North Carolina State. Louisville. What was caught was all random, all a bunch of nothing.The NCAA will go on and on about how its system has procedures upon procedures and safeguards upon safeguards.
Then he can apologize to the former assistant coaches and sneaker executives who wound up in prison because the FBI and SDNY were able to weaponize rule violations that in the end not even the NCAA’s own IARP was willing to levy punishment over.North Carolina’s Tez Walker missed almost half a season this year due to transfer rules. LSU’s Maason Walker sat out a game for holding an autograph signing one month before it was legal.
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