Sark, what have you told your players, staff, and support staff will happen to them if they are caught gambling on CFB???

Well last year player one player paid back what he gambled to a charity and the NCAA moved on.

Another player who gambled more is no longer playing ball so nothing was done. 

 

13 minutes ago, Jeff05 said:

Well last year player one player paid back what he gambled to a charity and the NCAA moved on.

Another player who gambled more is no longer playing ball so nothing was done. 

 

I’d still like to hear Sark’s answer.  What I’d like to hear is simple, “ At a minimum the player, coach, or personnel will be suspended for an entire season.  We will try to get them some help, but they are at a minimum suspended for the year”. 
 

There has to be severe consequences to have some teeth.

8 minutes ago, UTTUCK said:

I’d still like to hear Sark’s answer.  What I’d like to hear is simple, “ At a minimum the player, coach, or personnel will be suspended for an entire season.  We will try to get them some help, but they are at a minimum suspended for the year”. 
 

There has to be severe consequences to have some teeth.

That would be the answer that hurts Tech the most............so I back it 100% 

4 hours ago, UTTUCK said:

I’d still like to hear Sark’s answer.  What I’d like to hear is simple, “ At a minimum the player, coach, or personnel will be suspended for an entire season.  We will try to get them some help, but they are at a minimum suspended for the year”. 
 

There has to be severe consequences to have some teeth.

Well that’s not what he did so who cares what he hypothetically would say 

37 minutes ago, Jeff05 said:

Well that’s not what he did so who cares what he hypothetically would say 

If I recall correctly there was an offensive player who gambled and never played again at Texas. Personally I don’t think it would be smart to  share how players are disciplined at a press conference. Those things should be handled internally.