![]() The rule book was like the tax code: No way you could not be in violation of something at some time. was, particularly with respect to compliance and the rule book, that it was so far down into the weeds and to a level of specificity that it was almost ridiculous. It seemed to me that it was, and is still, a very necessary institution, but one that is widely perceived as broken and as incapable of serious change and adaptation to a new era. I guess I would say because when I was a university president, I saw sort of the good, the bad and the ugly about the N.C.A.A.
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