 "USA Today" called it the harshest penalty ever handed down to a collegiate program.The Division II infractions committee came down particularly hard on Morehouse because of a lack of institutional control; for a time the athletic department did not know the soccer program even existed.While this was Morehouse's first major infractions case as an NCAA member, the NCAA felt compelled to impose the death penalty because of what it called "a complete failure" to keep the program in compliance.