[Husker] Code Glenn Suspended

[Andrew Smith]

It's not a matter of priorities.  It's a matter of area of 
concern/responsibility.  When a player assaults someone, drives drunk, 
etc., it has nothing to do with their role as a player, therefore there 
is no reason for the NCAA to get involved.  However, selling tickets 
could be a  backdoor way of paying players and therefore the NCAA has a 
legitimate reason to get involved.

Duane Feldman wrote:
> It is ironic that a player who sells his tickets can get his school put on probation, but violence, domestic abuse cases, DUI's, or other potential felonies  are not considered by the NCAA at all (not suggesting CG did any of those things).  Tell me something isn't wrong with those priorities!?!?!?!?
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