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Congratulations to Hovde and Hartman

The person who caught the, at the time malfeasance, was young and fresh out of college. The person did the right thing and brought it to the attention of the superiors. The person liked Hartman. Compliance employees were a kind of new concept at the time. The person told me much later what occurred.
The person stayed in athletics for a number of years moving up to larger programs. The person now runs their own business.
How do I know? The person is a family member.

thx for sharing

Congratulations to Hovde and Hartman

I wonder if the compliance person is still in athletics
The person who caught the, at the time malfeasance, was young and fresh out of college. The person did the right thing and brought it to the attention of the superiors. The person liked Hartman. Compliance employees were a kind of new concept at the time. The person told me much later what occurred.
The person stayed in athletics for a number of years moving up to larger programs. The person now runs their own business.
How do I know? The person is a family member.

Congratulations to Hovde and Hartman

Yes, they were both doing it.

Mooney also got his hand slapped for not properly documenting phone calls. Coaches were only allowed two calls per week to a given recruit, but if the call went to voice mail/answering machine and lasted less than two minutes, it didn't count. Mooney exceeded the call limit over a several-month period but didn't document which ones may have gone to voice mail.
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Congratulations to Hovde and Hartman

Resigned after NCAA violation around texting and phoning recruits...awfully tame by today's standards, but was judged to be a major violation because he knew it wasn't permissible and was done repeatedly. Spider women's coach Chris Carroll also resigned over it.
So he was he a mens' assistant coach and the women's Coach Chris Carroll was also caught and resigned.
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