Finally, the NCAA gets around to punishing an athlete....

[SirFozzie]

for washing her car on campus.

NCAA penalizes golfer for washing her car - ESPN (http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story/_/id/9325352/ncaa-penalizes-golfer-washing-car)

Yes, washing your car on campus with university hose and water is a crime, while if you play basketball or football, you can get a car and no one will say anything.

Dissolve the NCAA.

[digamma]

The NCAA didn't punish the athlete. The school determined it was a violation on its own, punished the athlete and self-reported the violation to the NCAA.

[IlliniCub]

I know when I wrestled in college the AD looked for extremely minor violations to self report just to look good to the NCAA and like they were policing themselves. I assume this might fall under that category, but yes it is a corrupt system.

[molson]

Tip of the iceberg. I want to know what hot shot booster positioned a random hose RIGHT THERE so that this "student athlete" could take advantage of it.

[RomaGoth]

I was wondering if there are any pictures of her, and if it turned into a bikini car wash or not.

[Grammaticus]

I think it is a title 9 thing. They have to find female rules violators to keep up with football.

[Grammaticus]

I listened to the video. The whole thing came up because a coach from a competing school texted it out as an issue. Wow, what a joke.

[Daimyo]

Yahoo also reported the NCAA asked the golfer to pay the school $20, which they said was the value of the water and hose.

$20 for water and use of a hose? Did she use bottled water?

[Easy Mac]

So are they allowed to use school water to cook food or shower?