To the surprise of no one, Duke gets off.

[IWB]

If Thomas was still at Duke the NCAA could have forced him to talk but they have no power over him now

Mark - that is exactly the point. In the case of the Miami booster they were dealing with former players. The NCAA stated, and I quote, "Refusal to speak to investigators will be treated as an admission of guilt."

So why is that the case with Miami and not Duke?

[MayorBeluga]

Mark - that is exactly the point. In the case of the Miami booster they were dealing with former players. The NCAA stated, and I quote, "Refusal to speak to investigators will be treated as an admission of guilt."

So why is that the case with Miami and not Duke?

Because one is Miami and one is Duke. Next question.

[Markedman]

Yeah I guess I don't know why they would have treated the 2 cases differently. One of the national guys should ask the NCAA that question....

Mark - that is exactly the point. In the case of the Miami booster they were dealing with former players. The NCAA stated, and I quote, "Refusal to speak to investigators will be treated as an admission of guilt."

So why is that the case with Miami and not Duke?

[ziggysfryboy]

Sic Bilas on this. If he'd go digging at the alma mater.