NCAA Still Finds Way To Make Money Off A Title They Ruled Shouldn’t Exist

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As you probably know by now, the NCAA came down hard on the Louisville Cardinals basketball program in the wake of the Andre McGee/Katina Powell sex scandal. The program faces the potential of getting 100+ wins vacated, as well as the 2012 Final Four and 2013 National Championship. Lost in the sanctions though, was the forfeiture of all conference revenue sharing gained from the 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 NCAA postseasons. Also, “future revenue distributions that are scheduled to be provided to the university from those tournaments also must be withheld by the conference and forfeited to the NCAA“.

So essentially, UofL has to give up all the TV money they earned, and they have to give it up to the NCAA. They also have to give up any potential money they would earn in royalties from those 4 postseasons, and also give it up to the NCAA. Because, you know, the NCAA says those wins and title don’t exist anymore. So how can you make money off them? Well, that doesn’t seem to be a problem for them.

https://twitter.com/30pres/status/877875208308219904

Huh, fancy that? The official locker room 2013 National Championship (which doesn’t exist, mind you) shirt has had a drastic price reduction from an official NCAA licensee. In fact, both Fanatics and CBS Sports have the same shirt listed with the same exact price reduction.

Purely coincidence, right?

This is just an addition to the long list of hypocrisies that the NCAA has committed over the years. Trying to figure out a way to still make money off a 4 year old event, that you ruled doesn’t even exist anymore? This is so shady that it’s almost brilliant.

Maybe I’ll go take a class at UNC about how to be as sleazy as them.

 

5 Replies to “NCAA Still Finds Way To Make Money Off A Title They Ruled Shouldn’t Exist”

  1. There is no bottom when it comes to $ and the NCAA…an ant couldn’t limbo UNDER that bar!

  2. What kind of message does this send to the team at the time and hope come katina Powell has not been in trouble for using under age girls(daughters) shame and no justice and I don’t care if Andre McGee is no longer in sports He is the one that should be in trouble.

    1. I agree with you Yandell. The “magic couple” should be paying a very hefty price for breaking the law (human trafficking).

  3. What kind of message does this send to the team at the time and how come katina Powell has not been in trouble for using under age girls(daughters) shame and no justice and I don’t care if Andre McGee is no longer in sports He is the one that should be in trouble.

  4. Where is the hard evidence we want to see it ncaa! Why did the Courts throw this case out because there was not enough tangible evidence to go on!! If the Court system has no evidence where did you BUY YOUR$

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