Womens' Gymnastics

[Norm Peterson]

Moos self-reported some NCAA violations.  

 

Kendig "retiring."

 

Details forthcoming when someone (else) decides to post a link.

[Norm Peterson]

Oh, great, we made the Washington Post.

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/longtime-nebraska-womens-gymnastics-coach-suddenly-retires/2018/10/16/c65ac87e-d159-11e8-a4db-184311d27129_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.61fa3723abcc

[Norm Peterson]

I knew a coach of a non-revenue sport who was forced to resign over a minor infringement of an obscure rule that resulted from him trying to take care of his players like a good coach would do.  

 

Be interesting to see what the rule violation is alleged to be.  Not every rule violation is "cheating" per se.  Amazing how KU can spend maybe 100s of thousands if not millions (the ones we don't know about) on recruits and nothing happens, but a minor coach in a minor sport gets sacked for buying a current kid dinner or something similarly trivial.

[Huskerpapa]

Everything tends to be conjecture at this moment.  But Coach Kendig sort of went from hero to zero pretty quick, and the timing is bad for the team.  So one is left with assumptions at this point.  My assumption is that the violation(s) must be significant.  Unless of course AD Moos has a zero tolerance policy.