Let him play. The NCAA should be helping student athletes, not damaging their lives.
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Lance Strosser
7 years ago
It is obvious he attempted do what was correct for a new rule. Childs is a good person. Let this kid play
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Anonymous
7 years ago
NCAA - Why are you so hard on this kid? Incredible lack of judgment here.
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Blake Johnson
7 years ago
One game penalty at most.
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Eric Rodriguez
7 years ago
I am severely disappointed in the arbitrary and capricious actions of the NCAA. There was no intent to defraud, make money, or hide anything. It was a failure to file paperwork as required by a new rule. BYU self-reported and Yoeli fully cooperated, yet you're punishing him. I hope it's not true, but, NCAA bigotry and discrimination is the only thing I can actually point to with the current unjust decisions by the NCAA. There is no defense to these actions, especially since other schools have fabricated fake grades, taken money from shoe manufacturers with no penalities. Have the courage to rescind this overreaching decision to a more just penalty.
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Jeff Chandler
7 years ago
Free Yoeli from this injustice of the NCAA!
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Robert Lindsay
7 years ago
Be sensible for heavens sake.
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Brett Bird
7 years ago
Please make this right...let Yoeli play!
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Donald Rands
7 years ago
Do the right thing NCAA and free Yoeli
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Justin Swanson
7 years ago
Let him play
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Jeff taylor
7 years ago
Let Yoeli play!
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Kevin Jensen
7 years ago
Let him play.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
NCAA once again shows it's true colors passing down a harsh penalty for a clerical error while letting programs replete with academic cheating, paid athletes, and sexual assault off with a slap on the wrist.
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Chris Vore
7 years ago
Slap on the wrist when tutors attend school for players, but a kid who made a paperwork error who wants to stay an amateur get suspended? NCAA=major egg on face. Do the right thing and reverse this.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It was a clerical error. C'mon man!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Let Yoeli Childs play. Dont suspend him 9 games. That's ridiculous as was the policy.
Let him play. He is nothing but a good guy.
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Let him play!
Let him play. The NCAA should be helping student athletes, not damaging their lives.
It is obvious he attempted do what was correct for a new rule. Childs is a good person. Let this kid play
NCAA - Why are you so hard on this kid? Incredible lack of judgment here.
One game penalty at most.
I am severely disappointed in the arbitrary and capricious actions of the NCAA. There was no intent to defraud, make money, or hide anything. It was a failure to file paperwork as required by a new rule. BYU self-reported and Yoeli fully cooperated, yet you're punishing him. I hope it's not true, but, NCAA bigotry and discrimination is the only thing I can actually point to with the current unjust decisions by the NCAA. There is no defense to these actions, especially since other schools have fabricated fake grades, taken money from shoe manufacturers with no penalities. Have the courage to rescind this overreaching decision to a more just penalty.
Free Yoeli from this injustice of the NCAA!
Be sensible for heavens sake.
Please make this right...let Yoeli play!
Do the right thing NCAA and free Yoeli
Let him play
Let Yoeli play!
Let him play.
NCAA once again shows it's true colors passing down a harsh penalty for a clerical error while letting programs replete with academic cheating, paid athletes, and sexual assault off with a slap on the wrist.
Slap on the wrist when tutors attend school for players, but a kid who made a paperwork error who wants to stay an amateur get suspended? NCAA=major egg on face. Do the right thing and reverse this.
It was a clerical error. C'mon man!
Let Yoeli Childs play. Dont suspend him 9 games. That's ridiculous as was the policy.
What are you guys thinking!