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season_2016-17 [2022/03/08 16:00]
mikeuma A-10 lists |
season_2016-17 [2024/03/02 17:14] (current)
mikeuma [2016-17 Season] home & away box |
| * **A-10 Tournament:** 1-1 (lost in Second Round) | * **A-10 Tournament:** 1-1 (lost in Second Round) |
| * **Postseason:** none | * **Postseason:** none |
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| | ^Record^Overall^A-10^ |
| | |All games|15-18|4-14| |
| | |Home|11-7|3-6| |
| | |Away|3-10|1-8| |
| | |Neutral|1-1|0-0| |
| | |Overtime|0-0|0-0| |
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| * UMass discovered and self-reported clerical errors that resulted in ten men's basketball players receiving extra financial assistance. The errors took place from the 2014-15 to 2016-17 seasons. The NCAA considered this to be "impermissible financial aid render(ing) the student-athletes ineligible." Therefore, the NCAA considered us to have used ineligible players, and would [[news20201016_ncaa_ruling_2014-17|vacate the results of those games]]. The ruling was appealed and the original decision was affirmed. According to a report,((https://www.gazettenet.com/NCAA-denies-UMass-appeal-on-men-s-basketball-women-s-tennis-infractions-43598464)) all wins in those three seasons would technically be vacated, thus reducing our 15-18 record to 0-33. | * UMass discovered and self-reported clerical errors that resulted in ten men's basketball players receiving extra financial assistance. The errors took place from the 2014-15 to 2016-17 seasons. The NCAA considered this to be "impermissible financial aid render(ing) the student-athletes ineligible." Therefore, the NCAA considered us to have used ineligible players, and would [[news20201016_ncaa_ruling_2014-17|vacate the results of those games]]. The ruling was appealed and the original decision was affirmed. According to a report,((https://www.gazettenet.com/NCAA-denies-UMass-appeal-on-men-s-basketball-women-s-tennis-infractions-43598464)) all wins in those three seasons would technically be vacated, thus reducing our 15-18 record to 0-33. |
