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Trouble seems to follow Pflugrad.

What part of that is Pflu responsible for? The article makes no reference to Pflu. That stands to reason because most assistants have NOTHING to do with academic compliance. Sure, our DL coach while I was at Sac State was specially tagged for that duty, but not every coach is. That's what the school compliance staff are for. If there's been a screw-up, THAT's where you should look, NOT a coach who was railroaded out of his previous job for no legit reason whatsoever....

Not like the season wasnt already going to be difficult

SuperHornet wrote:What part of that is Pflu responsible for? The article makes no reference to Pflu. That stands to reason because most assistants have NOTHING to do with academic compliance. Sure, our DL coach while I was at Sac State was specially tagged for that duty, but not every coach is. That's what the school compliance staff are for. If there's been a screw-up, THAT's where you should look, NOT a coach who was railroaded out of his previous job for no legit reason whatsoever....

That was part of the problem for us. There was no compliance staff, just one part timer who I think was a professor at the school. It's another expense for schools with a small budget, and I'm guessing we were not the only one where the coaches played a roll.

SuperHornet wrote:What part of that is Pflu responsible for? The article makes no reference to Pflu. That stands to reason because most assistants have NOTHING to do with academic compliance.

I'm pretty sure it was more of a joke.

kalm wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:What part of that is Pflu responsible for? The article makes no reference to Pflu. That stands to reason because most assistants have NOTHING to do with academic compliance. Sure, our DL coach while I was at Sac State was specially tagged for that duty, but not every coach is. That's what the school compliance staff are for. If there's been a screw-up, THAT's where you should look, NOT a coach who was railroaded out of his previous job for no legit reason whatsoever....

That was part of the problem for us. There was no compliance staff, just one part timer who I think was a professor at the school. It's another expense for schools with a small budget, and I'm guessing we were not the only one where the coaches played a roll.

How do you not have a compliance officer?

Holy shit,I thought UNIs athletic department was small time because I keep looking at all of the fbs schools around us....our department of huge and well run compared to a very large part of the fcs

quando omni flunkus moritati

clenz wrote:

kalm wrote:
That was part of the problem for us. There was no compliance staff, just one part timer who I think was a professor at the school. It's another expense for schools with a small budget, and I'm guessing we were not the only one where the coaches played a roll.

How do you not have a compliance officer?

Holy ****,I thought UNIs athletic department was small time because I keep looking at all of the fbs schools around us....our department of huge and well run compared to a very large part of the fcs

quando omni flunkus moritati

We do have a full-time compliance officer as of a few years ago. He was talking more specific to the events that led up to our infractions back in 2008ish.


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