Article By Gerald Ball on 22nd February, 2010
The truth is that the NCAA does not need to cross such a threshold. After all, not even legal proceedings do. In a criminal trial, the threshold isn't guilt beyond a shadow of a doubt, but rather guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
In a civil trial, the threshold isn't even guilt beyond a reasonable doubt but guilt based on the preponderance of the evidence (which means the side that has 51 percent wins). Consider it this way: were USC to believe that the NCAA unfairly treated them by punishing them over Reggie Bush, their redress would be limited t...
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