Probably just left vacated like the 2004 USC team. Neither OU nor AU was awarded the championship that year.
Notre Dame - NCAA - Vacated Wins from 2012-2013 Seasons
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Yep - The NCAA doesn't award champions in FBS, though they recognize them. Groups like the CFP and AP would have to do something that they have never done before - crown a different champion. Never say never, but this is not likely to happen.
I believe that ties us with them in All-Time 'official' wins now at 875 which is 6th place. Yale, Ohio St, Nebraska, and Texas are all only about 10-15 wins ahead of us.
THE OSU will be hard to catch but if CNS stays another 3-5 years we are going to catch up to Yale, Texas and Nebraska I think. Give it a few years and it will be 1)Michigan 2)tOSU 3) Alabama
Also of note: Give tOSU their vacated wins back and ours and we are only 1 win behind them.
THE OSU will be hard to catch but if CNS stays another 3-5 years we are going to catch up to Yale, Texas and Nebraska I think. Give it a few years and it will be 1)Michigan 2)tOSU 3) Alabama
Also of note: Give tOSU their vacated wins back and ours and we are only 1 win behind them.
I never have and never will agree with the concept of retroactively vacating wins. Even if the NCAA were to vacate Auburn's 2010 season, they still won. How about the NCAA refunds the cost to the people who bought tickets to those games? Of course that'll never happen.
The NCAA needs to figure out a better system for punishing infractions.
The NCAA needs to figure out a better system for punishing infractions.
If the academic cheating didn't involve football players or athletes why punish the football team?
Can't they fine them the value of the tuition / scholarships for the students involved plus a punitive figure?
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Can't they fine them the value of the tuition / scholarships for the students involved plus a punitive figure?
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Right now Kelly's 30 losses ties him with Lou Holtz as the ND coach with the most losses at that school. However it took Lou Holtz 11 seasons to lose those 30 games while Kelly did it in only 7. So Kelly will break that record after they lose to USC.
Another fine, outstanding job, by a private Christian university.
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Anything that's bad for Notre Dame is good for me. All of the Irish fans that I know like to sit on their morally high horse, preaching that student athletes at Notre Dame are actually real students, there for a real education. Unlike the illiterate athletes at other schools that are brought in only to play sports.
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Frankly, Notre Dame has been a Catholic university primarily in name only. I won't go into the politics here.
I was going to make a joke about them being Catholic instead of Christian but you kind of beat me to it.
With the lack of current success and now this ND should let Kelly go after the USCw game. I have never been a fan of Kelly, but after throwing coaches and then his players under the bus I absolutely detest him. I am no fan of ND but the school and the players deserve better.
I think if you go back and research it this has happened at ND before probably just not on wide a scale. I bet this is the same scandal that forced Everett Golson to transfer.
ND is marginally relevant now and probably routinely looks the other way more than not. In fact, ND had their own rape scandal before the FSU, Baylor, and Tennessee scandals and largely dodged a bullet with publicity of it. Such a scandal now for ND would likely push it into permanent irrelevance.
ND needs conference affiliation now more than it will ever recognize to help it weather scandals and keep it in the seasonal discussion. If a big enough scandal erupted there, what is keeping NBC from dropping the broadcast of its games? If that were to happen it would be game over for them.
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ND is marginally relevant now and probably routinely looks the other way more than not. In fact, ND had their own rape scandal before the FSU, Baylor, and Tennessee scandals and largely dodged a bullet with publicity of it. Such a scandal now for ND would likely push it into permanent irrelevance.
ND needs conference affiliation now more than it will ever recognize to help it weather scandals and keep it in the seasonal discussion. If a big enough scandal erupted there, what is keeping NBC from dropping the broadcast of its games? If that were to happen it would be game over for them.
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With his contract - not going to happen. Also, ND knew of these allegations when they signed him to this contract, so it should not be a factor now if it was not then.
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