UK on probation

[PrestonyteParrot]

whatever that means, if anything.

Kentucky given 2 years probation in football infractions case

Kentucky and the NCAA reached a settlement over infractions that included 11 football players getting paid for work they did not perform in 2021 and '22.

www.espn.com

 

[Gradstudent]

So I wonder if they will have to vacate, the win in 2021, over us? Will we now be 8-5?

The violations stem from impermissible payments for 11 student-athletes.

The Kentucky football program reached an agreement with the NCAA on Friday on a settlement regarding rules violations involving 11 student-athletes, according to a release.

The NCAA Committee on Infractions concluded that 11 Kentucky players were "being paid for work they did not perform" in 2021 and '22. As part of the settlement, the NCAA and Kentucky agreed that no member of the athletic department "knew or should have reasonably known" about the payments for no-show jobs.

Kentucky will spend two years on probation for the infractions, pay an undisclosed fine and will vacate records of games in which the ineligible football players participated.

 

[Blues man]

Wow. The 70's called, they want their violations back.

 

[Harvard Gamecock]

So I wonder if they will have to vacate, the win in 2021, over us? Will we now be 8-5?

The violations stem from impermissible payments for 11 student-athletes.

The Kentucky football program reached an agreement with the NCAA on Friday on a settlement regarding rules violations involving 11 student-athletes, according to a release.

The NCAA Committee on Infractions concluded that 11 Kentucky players were "being paid for work they did not perform" in 2021 and '22. As part of the settlement, the NCAA and Kentucky agreed that no member of the athletic department "knew or should have reasonably known" about the payments for no-show jobs.

Kentucky will spend two years on probation for the infractions, pay an undisclosed fine and will vacate records of games in which the ineligible football players participated.

No, If a school is forced to vacate a win, the opposing school still retains its loss.

 

[Gamecock Jacque]

No, If a school is forced to vacate a win, the opposing school still retains its loss.

Doesn’t seem fair on some level.

 

[Tngamecock]

James Cofer and Terry Minor must have been on the team.

 

[athenscock3]

What were the little kittens thinking?? Only the bigs can get away with that kind of stuff.

 

[USCEE82]

According to this they have to vacate all ten wins.
Mash here

 

[Carolina Doc]

Wow. The 70's called, they want their violations back.

No kidding. Today, players can legally be paid for work they don't perform. No penalties.