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Let Yoeli Play!

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Brett G Hansen
6 years ago

Its not like he took thousands from an anonymous (asst. Coach) source to play for a certain school. Or be given a totally bogus fake grade to stay eligible. AND he self reported AND paid everything back!

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Robert William Schloss
7 years ago

NCAA should show it has the student’s back- not stab him n the back.

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Boubacar Barry
7 years ago

Balanced and measured punishment for the infraction.

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Sheldon Masias
7 years ago

Let the man play crooks!

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Daron Kuhl
7 years ago

They'd be screaming racism anywhere else

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Mike
7 years ago

He CAME BACK to the NCAA to play his senior season!! If you punish that you degrade your own product and hurt a good young man. Fix your own stupid rules.

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Mrs Carol Larsen
7 years ago

Come on! Have some compassion for this great young man!

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Jonathan Neil Ferrell
7 years ago

I thought the NCAA was inept. This (combined with no penalties to programs like UNC and Georgia) convinces me they are actually corrupt.

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Jonathan Neil Ferrell
7 years ago

I thought the NCAA was inept. This (combined with no penalties to programs like UNC and Georgia) convinces me they are actually corrupt.

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Sterling
7 years ago

Free Yoeli!

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Taymour Semnani
7 years ago

#GoZags

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Michael Spackman
7 years ago

Unjustified

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Larry Hatton
7 years ago

This happened after his coach and staff were gone. Let Yoeli Play!!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I'm OK with a punishment of 3 games, but 9 is too many for what happened here.

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Jim Vallen
7 years ago Featured

There was nothing malicious about what Yoeli Childs did. It's a paperwork snafu that he might have done correctly if the day before he decided to look at the NBA his whole coaching staff turned over and there was no help for him. Your punishments are not the same across the board. Let him play

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Bruce
7 years ago

Common scene is often the right decision

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Les Taylor
7 years ago

Drop this suspension

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Joe Durfey
7 years ago

Do the right thing, let Yoeli play!

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David North
7 years ago

Let him play. NCAA, fix your rules, clarify your requirements. Make this right. Listen to your own propaganda.

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Brent Mickelsen
7 years ago

Be reasonable!