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mark emmert is "profoundly concerned" about the lack of trust the public has in the NCAA.

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See the link below. From the article:

"WASHINGTON, D.C. -- NCAA president Mark Emmert met with a pair of influential senators Tuesday to continue his organization's uphill battle to maintain control over the future of college sports.

Emmert has spent a large amount of his time in the nation's capital in the latter half of 2019. He said last week that the vast majority of his workload is now focused on navigating a minefield of legal and legislative challenges to what he calls the "collegiate model" of sports.

Those various challenges are all attempts to reform a system that -- NCAA stakeholders and the general public both agree -- has outgrown its amateur roots and needs to create new ways for athletes to share in the fruits of a multi-billion dollar industry. Amid deteriorating public confidence in the NCAA and Emmert's ability to fix their own problems, the longtime president is looking for help from a group that the NCAA has previously tried hard to avoid: federal lawmakers.

During a panel discussion at the Aspen Institute Tuesday, Emmert said he was "profoundly concerned" about the lack of trust the public has in the NCAA. He disagreed with the notion that going to Congress was a last resort, but said "It's an appropriate time given where we are on the issue.""


https://www.espn.com/college-sports...-emmert-meets-legislators-outcry-change-grows

emmert continues to arrange deck chairs on the Titanic.
 
See the link below. From the article:

"WASHINGTON, D.C. -- NCAA president Mark Emmert met with a pair of influential senators Tuesday to continue his organization's uphill battle to maintain control over the future of college sports.

Emmert has spent a large amount of his time in the nation's capital in the latter half of 2019. He said last week that the vast majority of his workload is now focused on navigating a minefield of legal and legislative challenges to what he calls the "collegiate model" of sports.

Those various challenges are all attempts to reform a system that -- NCAA stakeholders and the general public both agree -- has outgrown its amateur roots and needs to create new ways for athletes to share in the fruits of a multi-billion dollar industry. Amid deteriorating public confidence in the NCAA and Emmert's ability to fix their own problems, the longtime president is looking for help from a group that the NCAA has previously tried hard to avoid: federal lawmakers.

During a panel discussion at the Aspen Institute Tuesday, Emmert said he was "profoundly concerned" about the lack of trust the public has in the NCAA. He disagreed with the notion that going to Congress was a last resort, but said "It's an appropriate time given where we are on the issue.""


https://www.espn.com/college-sports...-emmert-meets-legislators-outcry-change-grows

emmert continues to arrange deck chairs on the Titanic.
I am outraged! Nothing like the pot calling the kettle black. No racism intended.
 
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As we used to say in the old neighborhood “ No sh-t, Sherlock “.
 
Maybe Louis Freeh can create some non-existent dirt on a few G5 schools with semi-popular coaches that they can hammer into oblivion and then MarkE can again remind the world how tough and caring they are.

No bowls for you, FIU! Omg, Colorado State.... we are gonna pretend you've done it now! FU, FAU!

MarkE is the very definition of a non-self-aware asshat.
 
Maybe Louis Freeh can create some non-existent dirt on a few G5 schools with semi-popular coaches that they can hammer into oblivion and then MarkE can again remind the world how tough and caring they are.

No bowls for you, FIU! Omg, Colorado State.... we are gonna pretend you've done it now! FU, FAU!

MarkE is the very definition of a non-self-aware asshat.
When the history of the death of the NCAA is written, a major turning point will be what they did to PSU. Their facially-fraudulent attack on us, combined with their wimpy failure vis a vis UNC, showed thinking people all they need to know about the worthlessness of Emmert's org.
 
When the history of the death of the NCAA is written, a major turning point will be what they did to PSU. Their facially-fraudulent attack on us, combined with their wimpy failure vis a vis UNC, showed thinking people all they need to know about the worthlessness of Emmert's org.

Absolutely correct. Boggles the mind that the NCAA which is getting hammered on so many fronts continues to employ this buffoon.
 
He made money...ethics be damned....money is all that mattered.

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"Football will never again be placed ahead of educating, nurturing, and protecting young people."
 
When you go out of bounds with PSU and let Miami with its Yacht parties and NC with decades of bullshit classes and classroom cheating off the hook....whaddaya think is gonna happen??
No mention of machine guns or...............MSU/OSU! Go figure.
 
See the link below. From the article:

"WASHINGTON, D.C. -- NCAA president Mark Emmert met with a pair of influential senators Tuesday to continue his organization's uphill battle to maintain control over the future of college sports.

Emmert has spent a large amount of his time in the nation's capital in the latter half of 2019. He said last week that the vast majority of his workload is now focused on navigating a minefield of legal and legislative challenges to what he calls the "collegiate model" of sports.

Those various challenges are all attempts to reform a system that -- NCAA stakeholders and the general public both agree -- has outgrown its amateur roots and needs to create new ways for athletes to share in the fruits of a multi-billion dollar industry. Amid deteriorating public confidence in the NCAA and Emmert's ability to fix their own problems, the longtime president is looking for help from a group that the NCAA has previously tried hard to avoid: federal lawmakers.

During a panel discussion at the Aspen Institute Tuesday, Emmert said he was "profoundly concerned" about the lack of trust the public has in the NCAA. He disagreed with the notion that going to Congress was a last resort, but said "It's an appropriate time given where we are on the issue.""


https://www.espn.com/college-sports...-emmert-meets-legislators-outcry-change-grows

emmert continues to arrange deck chairs on the Titanic.
I'm profoundly concerned that this clown is still in charge of the NCAA. WTF is wrong with that organization?
 
Absolutely correct. Boggles the mind that the NCAA which is getting hammered on so many fronts continues to employ this buffoon.
I'm profoundly concerned that this clown is still in charge of the NCAA. WTF is wrong with that organization?

Wanted: competent, accomplished new captain for Titanic.”

Response: crickets.
Alt response: how much?

Uh, we said “competent and accomplished.” If we wanted someone like you, we’d just stick with Mark.
 
What a lie. If he was truly concerned, if he truly cared about the image of the NCAA, he would resign. Today. All he is profoundly concerned about it money and power.
 
Emmert and our United States Senators.......a classic example of “the blind leading the blind!”
 
When the history of the death of the NCAA is written, a major turning point will be what they did to PSU. Their facially-fraudulent attack on us, combined with their wimpy failure vis a vis UNC, showed thinking people all they need to know about the worthlessness of Emmert's org.

Disagree. The turning point is paying players, and maybe the lack of penalties for UNC.

Outside of this fanbase, there are really only two camps of people, those who think we got what we deserved or deserved worse still and those who are apathetic and just don't care. There might be some individuals who agree we got screwed, but it is in no way a large group.
 
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