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“No luck so far,” said Ken Simpson of Coeur d’Alene as he ice fished on Fernan Lake on Wednesday. He said he was going to try another spot. KATHY PLONKA The Spokesman-Review
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hhuseland on February 12 at 10:14 p.m.
I have been appalled for some time over NCAA sanctions. The offending coach goes to another school, and doesn’t face the music. The institution that the coach has prostituted, along with the innocent athletes, are left with all of the penalties. I would like to see coaches banned or suspended, where they obviously knew what they were doing was wrong. For a wolff, or Neuheisel, etc. et al, they skip off into the future leaving pandemonium behind. It’s time to punish the guilty, not the athletes nor the institution.