Here are some reactions from Trojans and non-Trojans alike:
USC AD Pat Haden: "What we at USC are looking for is a consistency in rules that are applied. Consistency. That's all we ask."
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Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott on former Miami AD Paul Dee presiding over USC's NCAA case: "If the allegations prove true, the words irony and hypocrisy don't seem to go far enough."USC LB Chris Galippo on Dee: "A little bit of hypocrisy for sure. I think that's pretty obvious. What goes around comes around a little bit."
Former USC LB Keith Rivers on Dee: "It's unfortunate that he was so harsh on SC when his school was doing way more than what you found USC to be guilty of."
SI.com's Stewart Mandel: "If USC got a two-year bowl ban and 30 docked scholarships, what should Miami get for an encyclopedia of allegations so tawdry as to make USC look like a bubble-gum shoplifter?" LA Times columnist T.J. Simers on comparing the USC and Miami cases: "It has nothing to do with the University of Miami's problems other than the fact that the joker who worked as the Hurricanes' former athletic director provides an immediate guffaw."
A simple Google news search of Miami and USC will lead to endless more opinions. What do you think? (And keep it clean!)
