Presumably as part of the NCAA investigation of the Carolina football program, coach Butch Davis will release phone records for his cell phone to the news media. The University did the same thing last year for calls from the football team offices when the NCAA first started to investigate Davis' stewardship of the football program. But there apparently were very few calls, so few that reporters questioned if the records were accurate. So to augment those phone records Davis' CELL phone records will be made available to the press.
I don't think any UNC coach or program - or professor for that matter - has ever had to turn over phone records. To this alumnus, turning over phone records is another embarrassment for the University.
The worst may still be on the horizon. Carolina has to respond to the NCAA investigation - as if it were a tawdry school like USC, Ohio State, Kentucky, etc. - by September, and is to appear before the NCAA infractions committee a month later.
The worst may still be on the horizon. Carolina has to respond to the NCAA investigation - as if it were a tawdry school like USC, Ohio State, Kentucky, etc. - by September, and is to appear before the NCAA infractions committee a month later.
When's the last time that happened? In the early 60s and Frank Maguire? But Carolina going before the NCAA infractions committee? Carolina!? Thanks Butch.
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