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By Kelly S. Brown
Staff Writer
Reactions to the penalties im
posed by the NCAA Committee on
Infractions on
program vary
campus.
Most students and faculty inter
viewed believe the team and Jackie
Sherrill got what they deserved in
being charged with 25 infractions,
while some feel strongly that the pe
nalties, especially the loss of the bowl
game, were far too severe.
Students and faculty were asked
two questions: How appropriate do
you think the penalities are? Do you
think placing Jackie Sherrill on ad
ministrative probation was too se
vere, not severe enough or about
right.
The following are their responses.
Mike Beatch, a May A&M grad
uate with a degree in German, said
of the penalities, “I really don’t think
it’s that bad of a punishment for all
the things we’ve done. We deserve
what we. got, especially when you
compare it to what other teams have
gotten nailed on, we came out of it
pretty good.”
As for Sherrill’s probation, l think
it’s about right. Maybe lie should lie
stripped of his title as professor of
athletics, but that’s it.”
James Flores, a senior nuclear en
gineering major, said, “I thought we
got off very lucky — very, very
lucky. I’m not upset with the out
come at all. J ackie being put on pro
bation is an appropriate penalty. Af-
terall, rules were broken before he
ever came to A&M.”
J ennife %t<:o,
tg clas
ach ve;
Health and Physical Educao Stabil
partment, said, "I don't h: actors,
what the mi rail ions include H12 ye
ilrtimn-h ncided lo hat?|jAl so -
judgment made, bet aim ystem 1
gram was not being runfairl, orseve
I 'm glad it’s over with and
nalties were handed out
really know what should be
anything, to Jackie Sherrill,"
Jud\
Franklin Hair, a sophomore elec
trical engineering major, said, ”1
think anyone who violates the
NCAA rules should be penalized.
A&M violated the rules and they’re
paying for it now.”
The penalties are not as harsh as
some schools have received, but
based on the charges brought
against them, I feel the penalties are
fair. But Jackie got off easier than
most coaches would have and I think
it’s because of his reputation. He
should consider himself very lucky.”
Kirsten Berkken, a lecturer in the
Liz Nage
major, said,
fair, especii
taken away,
caught and
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" 1 he penalties
Iv the IxjwI gat
It’s a mailerol
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ms have made!
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Charges
6. A recruit was served refresh
ments and allowed to make phone
calls by an assistant, who failed to re
port it to Sherrill.
“That refreshment was a Coke.
The calls were to his mother and a
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friend at the time. The gist is the
coach acted improperly by hiding
the kid out, and he didn’t.”
7. A recruit received money for
work not completed and the wage
was considered excessive (Kevin
Murray).
“I don’t have the record on that.
That’s something we did not dispu
te.”
8. A discount-rate car offered to a
recruit by a booster with Sherrill’s
knowledge.
(Sherrill made no comment.)
9. Cash and lodgings provided for
a recruit and his brother.
“That was self-reported."
Other violations:
2. Prospective student-athletes
given football shoes.
“Two young men came to campus
and told two different stories. One
said it did happen, the other said it
didn’t.”
10. Sherrill and an assistant con
tacted a recruit in person off campus
more than the three times allowed
by regulations.
“That’s wrong. The assistant
coach did not violate that code. That
was the head coach that inadver
tently walked into that kid.”
14. Athletes sold complimentary
football tickets (self-reported).
“That’s a problem everywhere.”
15. Inviting the father of two
prospects to a luncheon (self-re
ported).
“That is not a violation, even
though it’s in there. It was self-re
ported as information, not as a viola
tion.”
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s a i
id were not peni
sevei
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think they "ere:
on tl
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i than lliev were«
Sher
rill
it i ni glad he die
any '
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se c]
>f a penalty.”
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and
Mtxxly, a fresh j
litica
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ce major, said,
the |
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lecause all thei rt
was ;
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themselves — i
have
be.
en a
i lot worse."
Sher
rill
s probation is
enoL
igh
. Tl
he problem is no:
Sherrill
. Rather, it’s the svste:
bad.
am
d wi
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on h
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help
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sity <
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latioi
ns,
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tot more, and thf
ties wen
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way.
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o severe. JackieS
prob
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t the U
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majc
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;aid
, “I don’t think th
ties
are
ap
propriate at all.
just
tryi
tig
to make A&Mai
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pie.”
Sticking us with no bowlfwl
not fair. But I don’t third flop
Jackie got was appropriate listing
know il n w ill mean . Ihanne
though.” sDece
|< nnitei < l ews, a s > a dr\
business ui.ijm said, “1 lln:> Ifori w
way too severe." ii'he
Texas was doing the saim t deck
w < woi< am I < lidn'l '41 ■! a- •• Heran
nalties. Jackie Shcrril beiiiil airvvoi
probation was appropriate <
didn’t do anything then itsi atertig
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