[Alberta's Child]

The university got two students who paid the full cost of attending the school. And since neither one of them failed out before leaving voluntarily, we know with absolute certainty that they were qualified to attend USC.

I mean — seriously ...

This family got one of the daughters admitted as a student-athlete by sending photos of the kid on a rowing machine? LMAO. If they had a son and sent photos of him in a football uniform, would USC have considered him a Heisman Trophy candidate?

The only “fraud” I see here is USC’s process for reviewing applicants and admitting new students.

[ifinnegan]

You’re not familiar with how it happened.

University employees took the bribes to admit the students on false information.

The university got none of the money.

It was done without knowledge of the university administration.

The university employees committed the major crime.

And again, it’s not Al Capone, but it was fraud.