I shouldn't have to explain the difference

between a school where cheating by athletes is detected and punished vs. a school where cheating is completely unnecessary.

If you want to hold athletic dept leaders like Kelly and/or Swarbrick accountable for whatever culture led to some players and a student trainer to cheat under their watch, that's certainly fair. But if we're talking about the academic standards that the school/faculty has for its athletes, I view these crimes & punishments as an affirmation of those standards, not an indictment.