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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]The New York Times April 4, 2019 College Sports 101: A U.N.C. Class Reviews a Scandal at Its Source[/b] [url]https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/04/sports/unc-scandal.html[/url] "The result was one of the worst academic scandals in college sports history, and a huge black mark on UNC and its proud athletic program. The university’s accreditation body placed North Carolina on probation. But critics saw few systemic changes."[/quote] The big schools don't really get hurt by scandals. Even Penn State applications surged back quickly after Sandusky. Michigan State has had a drop, but I bet that will come back quickly. Duke is not impacted in the least by taking on one-and-done basketballers whose stats are far below those of the average student and who don't do anything academic after the first semester. I doubt that there will be any impact to USC, despite several scandals now, and certainly not for the other schools in the college bribery scandals. [/quote]
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