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Posted on: October 4, 2019 at 14:36:49 CT
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MU decided to submit a request for summary disposition after getting feedback from NCAA staffers.

Among multiple requirements for submitting to the summary disposition process (and therefore bypassing a hearing process) is that the institution agree that violations are "major" and therefore any penalties will be dictated by the so-called "Penalty Matrix" for Level 1 and Level 2. By definition, MU's infractions were Level 1.

Despite working with NCAA staff, MU's request for summary disposition was rejected by the current 4-member Committee on Infractions, which included a leading reformer. COI members rotate. It's not clear that an institution knows who will be on the COI when it decides to request summary disposition or not.
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How much did Sterk spend on the "Make it Right" billboards? - zounami MU - 10/4 10:48:27
     Matter has reported on this extensively... - GapDaddy MU - 10/4 14:36:49
          Sounds like we caved on stuff only an idiot would and that - GA Tiger MU - 10/4 16:13:58
               exactly (nm) - zounami MU - 10/4 18:53:26
     kU’s the one with problems. FBI evidence and - JimD MU - 10/4 12:26:54
          but they deserve it... ours is self-inflicted by Sterk (nm) - zounami MU - 10/4 18:53:55
               No, nothing self-inflicted, only in your feeble imagination - JimD MU - 10/4 19:34:25
          i'll believe the show-cause when i see it(nm) - gmmm98 MU - 10/4 13:44:40
               Oh, you’ll believe it then? - JimD MU - 10/4 14:51:29
                    only if it's certified(nm) - gmmm98 MU - 10/4 15:50:19
                    I agree with him - Genco98 MU - 10/4 15:38:58
     As much as I dont like attorneys, first get a good attorney - MU-TULSA MU - 10/4 12:15:29
          of course, but get a good AD as well (nm) - zounami MU - 10/4 18:47:33
     His mistake was thinking the punishment would be reasonable. - ShowMeKid MU - 10/4 12:06:30
          poor judgment & naivety are unacceptable weaknesses - zounami MU - 10/4 18:46:31
     Sterk is also following the advice of counsel - Iam4Mizzou MU - 10/4 11:09:34
          even if that's true, Sterk should have known better... - zounami MU - 10/4 18:39:04
          Agreed, plus "plea agreement" not available to Mizzou - jj40 MU - 10/4 11:25:45
               Of course it was. We could have received assurances from - zounami MU - 10/4 18:44:59
     Not Sterk - it was the incompetent Mike Glazier - Cole Thornton MU - 10/4 11:02:45
          even if that's true, Sterk should have known better... - zounami MU - 10/4 18:42:44
          Again, first thing, get a GOOD attorney, nm - MU-TULSA MU - 10/4 12:16:30
          agree ... as I understand, Missouri simply did not adopt - Gamagrass MU - 10/4 12:12:29
               What Miss St did was not an option when Missouri's - Yosa125 TAMU - 10/4 14:41:08
               The idea that an AD goes rogue and throws himself - glue MU - 10/4 12:37:14
                    yes - final decisions are above AD level in this case nm - Gamagrass MU - 10/4 13:16:28
     I imagine that his personal investment was $0. (nm) - go tigers MU - 10/4 11:01:12
     Shut up you boring dolt. (nm) - Lerxst MU - 10/4 10:57:38
     Go back to the beaker board, d-bag. (nm) - go tigers MU - 10/4 10:54:17




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