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Georgia Southern cheated academically and it still didn't help as intended.

There was an amusing part of the NCAA infractions report Thursday that placed Georgia Southern's football program on two years' probation. According to the NCAA, one violation occurred when the school's former assistant director of student-athlete services did extra-credit work for two football players, yet they still didn't pass the class. From the NCAA report:

"As the semester progressed, neither student-athlete appeared to be in a position to pass the course. Therefore, and unbeknownst to the student-athletes, the former assistant director of student-athlete services drafted and submitted five extra credit assignments on behalf of each student-athlete. Specifically, from November and December 2014, she obtained the student-athletes' login and password information, drafted and submitted extra credit assignments. Based on their previous academic work, however, the assignments did not result in a passing grade for either student-athlete."

Read more:  http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/georgia-southern-cheated-academically-for-players-who-still-didnt-pass-class/

 

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Cue Jeff Foxworthy..."You just might be a Georgia Southern football player if - "

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1 hour ago, Harry said:

Georgia Southern cheated academically and it still didn't help as intended.

There was an amusing part of the NCAA infractions report Thursday that placed Georgia Southern's football program on two years' probation. According to the NCAA, one violation occurred when the school's former assistant director of student-athlete services did extra-credit work for two football players, yet they still didn't pass the class. From the NCAA report:

"As the semester progressed, neither student-athlete appeared to be in a position to pass the course. Therefore, and unbeknownst to the student-athletes, the former assistant director of student-athlete services drafted and submitted five extra credit assignments on behalf of each student-athlete. Specifically, from November and December 2014, she obtained the student-athletes' login and password information, drafted and submitted extra credit assignments. Based on their previous academic work, however, the assignments did not result in a passing grade for either student-athlete."

Read more:  http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/georgia-southern-cheated-academically-for-players-who-still-didnt-pass-class/

 

The power of a higher education! Who was the coach? Uh O 

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Athletes cheating on on-line courses is epidemic.  Of course, the HC is never involved.  It is always some poor schnook down the food chain that takes the fall.

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