Reporting of secondary violations can be positive
Last week's news that Oklahoma had self-reported five secondary violations across three sports finds some perspective in a set of NCAA statistics.
During the course of the 2006 calendar year, the NCAA reviewed 3,460 such cases of secondary infractions. Of those, 2,630 occurred at the Division I level.
In retrospect, the news from Norman — and big news it was for a 48-hour cycle — should not have signaled...
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