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I'd love to see a social media campaign (with whatever marker there is for MBB FF) demanding to see the North Carolina response to the allegations that was due on March 13, 2017.

Whatever response they make (have made) will certainly become public as it is covered by FOI laws.

Here is a UNC web site devoted to the issue. The most recent update is from last December, so it is not entirely clear from this site whether UNC filed a March 13 response.
http://carolinacommitment.unc.edu/updates/

Here's an "outside the box" punishment idea if UNC is guilty:

Leave the sports alone, but limit the enrollment at UNC Chapel Hill for a couple years, like maybe a 25% reduction. 

You do realize, don't you, that outside of the intercollegiate sports program the NCAA has no jurisdiction whatsoever as to how UNC (or any university) operates?


If you want to look into what happened and what UNC has done or not done about it, there are a ton of documents available on the web site I linked above. The most complete document, and the one that the NCAA is basing the current charges on, was commissioned by UNC from Ken Wainsstein, a former FBI chief counsel (or something like that). Don't know if he has any particular ties to UNC.
http://carolinacommitment.unc.edu/files/...REPORT.pdf

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I'd love to see a social media campaign (with whatever marker there is for MBB FF) demanding to see the North Carolina response to the allegations that was due on March 13, 2017.

Whatever response they make (have made) will certainly become public as it is covered by FOI laws.

Here is a UNC web site devoted to the issue. The most recent update is from last December, so it is not entirely clear from this site whether UNC filed a March 13 response.
http://carolinacommitment.unc.edu/updates/

Here's an "outside the box" punishment idea if UNC is guilty:

Leave the sports alone, but limit the enrollment at UNC Chapel Hill for a couple years, like maybe a 25% reduction. 

You do realize, don't you, that outside of the intercollegiate sports program the NCAA has no jurisdiction whatsoever as to how UNC (or any university) operates?


If you want to look into what happened and what UNC has done or not done about it, there are a ton of documents available on the web site I linked above. The most complete document, and the one that the NCAA is basing the current charges on, was commissioned by UNC from Ken Wainsstein, a former FBI chief counsel (or something like that). Don't know if he has any particular ties to UNC.
http://carolinacommitment.unc.edu/files/...REPORT.pdf