Official 2022 College Football Thread

[GrantDawg]

Originally Posted by JonInMiddleGA

But that's kind of close to the definition of "lack of institutional control"

Btw, it is not a NCAA violation for staff to provide local transportation to players. It is only impermissible if they allowed the player to use the car.

[GrantDawg]

Originally Posted by GrantDawg

Maybe? But then you have to prove someone knew this was happening.

I'm going to take this back. It wouldn't be "lack of institutional control" because the NCAA doesn't regulate the use of vehicles for staff. Her using the car in and of itself is not regulated by the NCAA. It would only become a question when a player or recruit was in the car, and again reading the permissible/non-permissible actions for staff, giving a ride locally is permissible.

[JonInMiddleGA]

Originally Posted by GrantDawg

Maybe? But then you have to prove someone knew this was happening.

Which is very much the question that I said needs to be answered.

The question then becomes what other services were being provided and where do those fit under the few remaining NCAA rules.

[Edward64]

I’ve not kept up with all the details but having a chauffeur business to pick up drunk players seems like a good idea. Did they ever say if driver LeCroy was drunk or impaired?

[GrantDawg]

Aa far as I have seen, she wasn't. It does take some time to get official toxicology reports, though.

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[JonInMiddleGA]

Originally Posted by Edward64

I’ve not kept up with all the details but having a chauffeur business to pick up drunk players seems like a good idea. Did they ever say if driver LeCroy was drunk or impaired?

Waiting on toxicology. State crime lab is perpetually backed up so it takes weeks. Police have indicated there were no obvious signs of alcohol use at the scene.