Sanctions should follow the coach

[stonebreakerwasgod]

Title speaks for itself. I don't like the fact that Kelvin Sampson (who should be let go shortly) of IU, ran away from a problem at OU, and brought more problems to Indiana. All this after he promised to run a clean program.
Someone desperate for some publicity and to turn their program around (just find a AD on the near chopping block), and he'll get another shot at a lesser school.

I think that if IU can get penalized, then the coach who caused it should be made to suffer even more. Out of coaching for a year or two, and one or two year sanctions (perhaps scholarships) to the school that hires him. This would deter coaches from not only committing the violations, but schools from hiring him. Just sayin.

What say you?

 

[SoCalDomer]

I agree about sanctions following the coach. I don't know enough about the Sampson situation to comment on it specifically.

But (here comes the cyncial me) this would require the NCAA to be pro-active in implementing rules and enforcing them. Right now, they seem like Major League baseball - completely reactionary.

 

[IrishGrizz]

No doubt, Stoney, the Coach who leaves a school, (whether a HC or assistant who gets caught) should carry their shame like a scarlet letter for a set period of time.
I wish they were banned from coaching again at that sport for as long as the penalty lasts, too.