Baylor's football and two basketball programs combined this year for the most wins in NCAA history -- EIGHTY.
We now know why -- they've been fucking the system for at least 3-4 years now.
They've been under investigation by the NCAA for at least that long, and their all-World women's basketball player (leader of the first 40-win season in NCAA history) appears involved.
ESPN reports that Baylor University has been the subject of an across-the-board athletic investigation by the NCAA for impermissible contacts. You can only contact people in a certain time period a certain number of times, and Baylor (probably in the process of trying to make itself relevant in the NCAA sporting world) decided to circumvent that, the NCAA alleges.
What's more, women's PoY Brittany Griner was the start of all this, as Baylor is alleged to have improperly contacted her and her father when they were recruiting her.
This, alone, should be grounds, if proven, for nullification of this year's national title and all the awards Griner won, since she never should've been eligible to play at Baylor. (They were reported by Griner and her father, so she should've disqualified Baylor and chosen to play elsewhere...)
But isn't it funny... When we get a program who's trying to get "in" (I'm looking at you Boise State football -- thanks for nothing!!!), it always seems to come down to this.
EVERY
DAMN
TIME.
If proven, strip the title.
If proven and you can tie the football program to this, strip this year's Heisman from the soon-to-be #2...
(As of now, it's just the mens' and womens' basketball programs...)
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