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offthetracks.org - 11/20/2008

Indiana Preview

— offthetracks.org — Off the Tracks previews the Old Oaken Bucket game between Indiana and Purdue... (more) Indiana Preview

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hoosiersmix.com - 11/20/2008

Indiana Hoosiers Score vs Purdue,Preview,Talk| TV,Time

— hoosiersmix.com — Indiana Hoosiers at Purdue on Saturday, November 22, at ... PM ET. Always find the live game... Indiana Hoosiers score on this page. TV coverage of Indiana vs Purdue is on ... All the Indiana Hoosiers vs Purdue preview and talk from local, national media and Hoosiers blogs can be found at (more) Indiana Hoosiers Score vs Purdue,Preview,Talk| TV,Time

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midwestsportsfans.com - 11/25/2008

NCAA Ruling: No Postseason Ban for Indiana - Kelvin Sampson Gets Five-Year Ban

— midwestsportsfans.com — The NCAA has ruled against a postseason ban for the Indiana mens basketball program in the wake... of the Kelvin Sampson scandal. Sampson gets a five-year ban in the form of a show-cause restriction, one of the harshest penalities ever. (more) NCAA Ruling: No Postseason Ban for Indiana - Kelvin ...

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Indiana University Largely Escapes NCAA Punishment for Kelvin Sampson's Infractions
Sports Law Blog — ... at 4 p.m. today. “I don’t want to say it’s a reprieve for Indiana, but they’re being seen by the NCAA as much less culpable,” said Michael McCann, a sports law expert from Vermont Law School. “Maybe this is their reward for being forthcoming, and it’s a message to other schools: be honest and you won’t be punished nearly as much. The steps Indiana took appear to be the right ones.” For the rest of the story, click here. Andy Katz also has a good story here.

NCAA Hammers Sampson; Lets IU Skate
SportsBiz - The Business of Sports Illuminated — ... The Indiana University/Kelvin Sampson infractions case was resolved today with an announcement by the NCAA infractions committee of the penalties it had decided to hand out to IU, Sampson and former IU assistant coach Rob Senderoff. The NCAA, despite finding IU guilty of failure to monitor Sampson, which is the most significant (or the slightly watered down version) finding it can make against a university, accepted the university self-imposed sanctions. Those amounted to little more than a slap on the wrist and involved no loss of television time, post-season play or ...

No Postseason Ban? Super Duper!
Chuckie Hacks — The NCAA handed down its sanctions against Indiana University and its men's basketball team today . Everyone seems to think it's a big deal that the sanctions did not include a postseason ban in 2008-09. Um, have you seen Indiana play this year? Me neither, but they're 2-2 after just getting creamed by Notre Dame and Saint Joseph's by 38 and 26 points, respectively. I think this is kind of like not imposing a 2008 postseason ban on Indiana's 3-9 football team.

ATB: Stephen Curry “Held” Scoreless
Rush The Court — ... Indiana & Kelvin Sanctions (cont.). The big news of the day was of course that Indiana managed to avoid postseason sanctions even though they’ll formally be on probation for the next three seasons.  Kelvin Sampson, to his credit, took responsibility for the complete lack of oversight at Indiana ‘while on his watch,’ but at least once Tom Crean gets this program moving in the right direction again, the Hoosiers won’t also be burdened by the crimson scarlet letter of postseason sanctions.  Recruits ...

The Balls On This Guy…
Rumors and Rants — ... think about Kyle Taber. He’s a walk-on at Indiana who’s done everything right and instead of spending a season on a contending team, he’s suffering through what might be the worst in the history of Indiana basketball. Taber’s recollection of his senior year will forever be that a coach he trusted broke the rules then ran away and claimed he was a victim. When I think about that I don’t give a shit about your due process or your appeals. You got a five-year show-cause order and tucked tail and ran to the purgatory that is the ...