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Oklahoma has banned any business from employing more than five Sooners athletes at the same time as part of its response to NCAA violations that occurred when three football players took pay for work they had not done at a car dealership. In a series of compliance changes intended to bring more thorough monitoring of athletes' employment, even those that do not have a job are required to fill out a form stating their status. The changes were outlined to the NCAA in the university's annual compliance report required following major violations by the football and men's basketball programs. The Associated Press obtained the report Tuesday through an open records request

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May 28, 2008  11:17 AM ET
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A couple of years to late.

May 28, 2008  11:36 AM ET
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Have you been a 'witness' to this J. Hova?

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May 28, 2008  03:38 PM ET
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Yes, I was a witness to this. Not at Oklahoma but I saw something like this play out.

May 28, 2008  07:02 PM ET
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Then you must be a 'Ja Hova's Witness'.

May 28, 2008  07:37 PM ET
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why did it take this long since bomar left? At least they're headed in the right direction.

May 29, 2008  10:20 AM ET
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When in the NCAA going to get around to punishing Southern Cal? Or maybe the darlings from the west coast will get to continue getting away with paying off their players with homes, cars and women forever. Have you ever asked the question how they continue to get away with their infractions with no penalties of any kind? At least OU has a coach with some class to right the wrong that has taken place.

May 29, 2008  06:54 PM ET
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Heartland - you're clueless. even in the bush and mayo cases, it's alleged that AGENTS had the infractions, not USC. ask yourself why, in your mind, the rich kids are getting away with the same thing your rednecks arent... sucks.

 
May 29, 2008  10:01 PM ET
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MARINsur4 - you're clueless. USC only had to know or SHOULD HAVE KNOWN about the infractions - get ready - the piper is coming to USC

the rich kids - like they are! You mean like that Louisiana Boy you have over there flunking classes?

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