usc sanctions

The chances of USC sanctions have come true after the National Collegiate Athletic Association have banned them for violating rules. The National Collegiate Athletic Association has put a ban of two years on the USC and has even taken away twenty scholarships form them. The USC sanctions will prove to be very devastating for the prospects of the college. The national collegiate athletic association will officially announce their final decision about the USC Sanctions and will give a chance to USC to speak for their defense. Ass far as USC is concerned they don’t have any relevant defense to cover their mistake. The main issue arises when the college will be suffering the ban as a whole. It will destroy the reputation of the college and it will no longer be the same. The college had some good reputation at the NCAA and now they will be facing their biggest sanctions this year.
The sanctions, of course, come on the heels of a four-year investigation of former football player Reggie Bush and former basketball player O.J. Mayo. In 2006, reports surfaced that several members of Bush’s immediate family had lived in a home in San Diego that was owned by some dude who intended to work for a group that represented Bush when he turned pro. Mayo reportedly took cash and other benefits from a guy who helped get him to USC.

Vol fans are feeling some sort of sweet justice that the Kiffin clan that helicoptered out of here without warning for a “better job” out West finds himself on the deck of a flaming, sinking ship on an oil spill during a hurricane. The rats always survive, though, and I just wonder where he’ll go next. And I almost hate to relish what’s happening to USC just because of some residual bitterness toward their coach. I have good friends who are USC fans, and I feel bad for them. On the other hand, they sure had a good time with Reggie Bush and Pete Carroll, and until the NCAA figures out how to void cheers and shouts and remove all remnants of actually-experienced historical joy, no amount of after-the-fact forfeited victories can undo the thrill they experienced from 2003 to 2005.