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    Believe it or not, washing a car with university water can be an NCAA violation
    A WCC school self-reported an extra benefits violation to the NCAA when university officials caught one of their women's golfers washing her car on campus, according to the source. The NCAA ruled a secondary violation had occurred because the water and hose were not available to regular students and requested the golfer pay back $20, which was deemed to be the value of the water and use of the hose.
    http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaab-...201607788.html

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    Good grief.

    However, the NCAA can use unreliable convicted felons and hearsay to bring down sports programs at major schools.
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