This is absurd. Much too tough of a punishment for something that was an honest mistake that was self corrected and self reported.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Just let the kid play
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Mike Benedict
7 years ago
Let him play
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Sidney Sperry
7 years ago
Yo-Yo-Yo
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Eric Hattabaugh
7 years ago
The NCAA is wrong on this one. They need to reconsider and let Yoeli play.
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James jepson
7 years ago
Lame rules
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Anonymous
7 years ago
End the NCAA Corruption
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Kelly Chapman
7 years ago
No coach, No plan on returning. New and changing rules. 1 game suspension would work, and even that would be overkill!
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Steve Saltzgiver
7 years ago
If paperwork wasn't filed that should be the agents fault not the students.
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Micah Slade
7 years ago
Let the man play!
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Troy wright
7 years ago
Let the kids play, it was an accident
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Penalizing him and suspending him 9 games is too much
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Robert
7 years ago
NCAA is trash
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Steve
7 years ago
Justice has not been served
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Brook McElmurry
7 years ago
9 games for a mistake yet much less for worse, intentional activity. This shows the bias of NCAA. It would be nice if they could recognize the bias and reverse their decision.
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Thayle Wilkins
7 years ago
C'mon. Honest mistake on a first-year rule. Let him play. It's his senior season.
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John Ford
7 years ago
Let him play
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Harrison
7 years ago
Screw Utah
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Ryan Looney
7 years ago
You’re literally sending the message that people should skip the NCAA.
He was honest and self reported!
This is absurd. Much too tough of a punishment for something that was an honest mistake that was self corrected and self reported.
Just let the kid play
Let him play
Yo-Yo-Yo
The NCAA is wrong on this one. They need to reconsider and let Yoeli play.
Lame rules
End the NCAA Corruption
No coach, No plan on returning. New and changing rules. 1 game suspension would work, and even that would be overkill!
If paperwork wasn't filed that should be the agents fault not the students.
Let the man play!
Let the kids play, it was an accident
Penalizing him and suspending him 9 games is too much
NCAA is trash
Justice has not been served
9 games for a mistake yet much less for worse, intentional activity. This shows the bias of NCAA. It would be nice if they could recognize the bias and reverse their decision.
C'mon. Honest mistake on a first-year rule. Let him play. It's his senior season.
Let him play
Screw Utah
You’re literally sending the message that people should skip the NCAA.