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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/co...0130219/miami-ncaa-notice-of-allegations.ap/#
The NCAA isn't going to look at the info they got by hiring Shapiro's lawyer, but they're still busting out the lack of institutional control charge.
I haven't seen the allegations, but the Miami response sounds like the NCAA couldn't find evidence of much of what was reported.
Shalala should tone it down if any of that stuff was stuff they couldn't look at because of the lawyer debacle.
The NCAA isn't going to look at the info they got by hiring Shapiro's lawyer, but they're still busting out the lack of institutional control charge.
I haven't seen the allegations, but the Miami response sounds like the NCAA couldn't find evidence of much of what was reported.
"Despite their efforts over two and a half years, the NCAA enforcement staff could not find evidence of prostitution, expensive cars for players, expensive dinners paid for by boosters, player bounty payments, rampant alcohol and drug use, or the alleged hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and gifts given to student-athletes, as reported in the media," Shalala wrote. "The fabricated story played well - the facts did not."
Shalala should tone it down if any of that stuff was stuff they couldn't look at because of the lawyer debacle.