Fwd: Re: [Husker] Steroids

[Mike Jaixen]

Here is how Osborne described the point system in his
last book "Faith in the Game", which I had the
opportunity to read earlier this month.

5 points:  Felony Conviction, 4 pts: Drug Violation,
Misdemanor Conviction, Academic Dishonesty; 3 pts:
Missing Practice; 2 pts: Missing Team or Unity Council
meeting; 1 pt: Missing Conditioning, Class, Study
Hall, or Tutor.

Accumulate 3 points, and you have to go in front of
the Unity Council, which was composed of team leaders
who had the opportunity to review the situation.  4
points meant a visit with Osborne, and Osborne
contacts your parents.  5 points, and you are
suspended.

The Unity Council was retained by Frank Solich, but
was disbanded by Bill Callahan.  I assume that
Callahan has replaced the point system as well with
his own process as well.

--- Kaufsss at aol.com wrote:

> If I remember correctly, didn't
> the Huskers use (and still may use) a point system
> that would plus and minus points over time for
> infractions from being late to murder? (Obviously,
> some infractions could be more or less points than
> others, resulting in varying punishments or loss of
> privileges) Isn't there a players council that has
> some input into the system also?  
> Steve Kauf
> A Husker fan Deep in South Texas


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Mike Jaixen


		
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