not isolated or inadvertent.

not an inadvertent mistake.

I want to put this case in perspective. It involves only one booster and one student-athlete in a program where the chancellor, the athletic director and others have a strong commitment to rules compliance.

But there are no automatic penalties. We always look at facts and specifics.

It raises the stakes, there's no doubt about that,

They cut six and still had 83, just two below the limit. We thought it best to apply the loss of six overall, from 85 to 79.