The NCAA doesn't have subpoena power, and a limited staff of investigators prevents a widespread search. If we get tipped, we can't ignore them. Saum did say the NCAA found out about one prep school that didn't give scholarships, yet players were still attending, suggesting the players are getting the funds to attend the school in some other manner. The NCAA is looking at a way to attack the issue. The next guy who goes through may not get caught.
Most people are law-abiding citizens.
But these things won't change. If someone squeals, they'll get busted. NABC wrestling with more changes While the NABC fights the present amateurism rule, they have an even bigger battle to wage on prospective legislation limiting the number of scholarships to four per school each season. The rule is being proposed as a way to limit players from transferring. The thinking is that a player wouldn't transfer if his new school doesn't have a scholarship available for him.