[Stardust]

Kanter and family turned down millions in contract money to stay eligible. They took money for expenses only, which was allowed by NCAA, only to find out afterwards that apparently they took $33,000 too much... To me that is penalizing a kid for something that he knew nothing about. Did the Kanter's know how much they was allowed to accept according to the new rule? If not then how is it that much different than Cam Newton not knowing his father was shopping his talents around?
To me that is penalizing one kid for not knowing everything but letting another get through. It just aint right, the NCAA knows it aint right but I doubt they will do the right thing.

I understand your point, but there has to be something more to the expenses than what we are seeing. If he signed ANYTHING, that would be considered a contract. A contract by definition is against the rules per the NCAA eligibility standards. It would be hard for me to imagine that playing for a professional team, they did not sign some type of binding contract to play for the turkey team and it is that contract that likely has made this issue about a paid professional.