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NCAA will be coming with some interesting news
Tuesday or Wed. Should be fun times for all. [VBG]
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Dizzo said...
I agree. I don't see anything coming from these threads. First, odds of a random internet message board poster getting exclusive details to something like this without any sort of mention in the media is unlikely. Second, plenty of recruits go on unofficial visits with coaches/family friends, so why would going on an unofficial visit with a volleyball/soccer coach be a violation? Even if she paid for the visit, there is clearly a pre-existing relationship if she works at the school where the kid goes. Thirdly, regarding the grade changes, how can they ever tie that to Auburn directly? Sure they could find some disgruntled/nervous person who says Auburn told them to change the grades, but it's doubtful they ever find a paper trail of it, just like the witness who said Pryor took $20k in cash, nothing came of it because it was one person against another with no way to prove who was telling the truth. If something came of it, Auburn would use the same defense they used with Newton, "We had no idea this was going on, we just told him to work hard on his grades, and then somebody else without our knowledge might have altered the transcripts."
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thevictor_11 said...
Emmert is terrible, the single worse decision i've ever seen was Enes Kanter being ineligible for Kentucky when his family offered to give back 30k he made when he was 14 in a pro Turkey league. The kid could have stayed oversees and continued to make money but he wanted a college education.
That's just one of the many examples why this guy needs to go. I had no problem with the way he handled the Penn St. situation but other than that, he's been horrible. Nothing but wrist slaps and cover ups. He allows the SEC to run rough shot over college football using all sorts of different tactics like oversigning and parents that are allowed to act like their kid's agent (Cam Newton). His ties to Slive, Saban and LSU are almost sickening. His lack of action and responsibility in protecting student athletes by not pushing harder for HGH testing. Of course if Emmert were to test for HGH than his buddy Saban wouldn't have O-linemen that bench press 600 pounds. Before the SEC slaps read this and get mad I should also mention that we the college football fans are told that the reason the SEC is so strong is because the high school talent down there is superior to any other region. That may be the case but why then doesn't an ACC team step up every now and then to compete for a natty? They recruit the same region so it would seem that one of the stronger ACC teams should be able to play with the top dogs of the SEC. Instead they lose recruit after recruit to SEC teams and this is just accepted as normal. Emmert's agenda to Disney and their $2.25 billion contract with the SEC allows the select few to play by their own rules and the rest are bound to a rule book. Miss St. won't face any real investigation but instead will get some slap on the wrist or some loop hole that will negate any punishment like Cam and Auburn.
Sorry for the rant but as you can see, I'm not a fan of Emmert.
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hailbigblue said...
That's just one of the many examples why this guy needs to go. I had no problem with the way he handled the Penn St. situation but other than that, he's been horrible. Nothing but wrist slaps and cover ups. He allows the SEC to run rough shot over college football using all sorts of different tactics like oversigning and parents that are allowed to act like their kid's agent (Cam Newton). His ties to Slive, Saban and LSU are almost sickening. His lack of action and responsibility in protecting student athletes by not pushing harder for HGH testing. Of course if Emmert were to test for HGH than his buddy Saban wouldn't have O-linemen that bench press 600 pounds. Before the SEC slaps read this and get mad I should also mention that we the college football fans are told that the reason the SEC is so strong is because the high school talent down there is superior to any other region. That may be the case but why then doesn't an ACC team step up every now and then to compete for a natty? They recruit the same region so it would seem that one of the stronger ACC teams should be able to play with the top dogs of the SEC. Instead they lose recruit after recruit to SEC teams and this is just accepted as normal. Emmert's agenda to Disney and their $2.25 billion contract with the SEC allows the select few to play by their own rules and the rest are bound to a rule book. Miss St. won't face any real investigation but instead will get some slap on the wrist or some loop hole that will negate any punishment like Cam and Auburn. Sorry for the rant but as you can see, I'm not a fan of Emmert.
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hailbigblue said...
That's just one of the many examples why this guy needs to go. I had no problem with the way he handled the Penn St. situation but other than that, he's been horrible. Nothing but wrist slaps and cover ups. He allows the SEC to run rough shot over college football using all sorts of different tactics like oversigning and parents that are allowed to act like their kid's agent (Cam Newton). His ties to Slive, Saban and LSU are almost sickening. His lack of action and responsibility in protecting student athletes by not pushing harder for HGH testing. Of course if Emmert were to test for HGH than his buddy Saban wouldn't have O-linemen that bench press 600 pounds. Before the SEC slaps read this and get mad I should also mention that we the college football fans are told that the reason the SEC is so strong is because the high school talent down there is superior to any other region. That may be the case but why then doesn't an ACC team step up every now and then to compete for a natty? They recruit the same region so it would seem that one of the stronger ACC teams should be able to play with the top dogs of the SEC. Instead they lose recruit after recruit to SEC teams and this is just accepted as normal. Emmert's agenda to Disney and their $2.25 billion contract with the SEC allows the select few to play by their own rules and the rest are bound to a rule book. Miss St. won't face any real investigation but instead will get some slap on the wrist or some loop hole that will negate any punishment like Cam and Auburn. Sorry for the rant but as you can see, I'm not a fan of Emmert.
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