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I think it proves what a straight up badass Jefferson is.

Holy Shit. Jefferson allegedly kicked a marine in the head. http://outkickthecoverage.com/reports-lsus-jordan-jefferson-kicked-a-marine-in-the-head.php

http://www.cbssports.com/#!/collegefootball/story/15465651/police-lsu-players-postpone-meeting-about-bar-fight The 4 LSU players (QB Jefferson, OL Davenport, DL Johns, WR Landry) have lawyered up and have postponed the invitation to come down to the Red Stick PO-lice to tell their side of the...

This seems to be the guy to follow https://twitter.com/#!/RandyRosetta

Felony charges of second degree battery for Jefferson and Davenport. Oh Noes!

Hello Zach Mettenberger!

Here's a lovely little bit of damn-my-luck: Tight end Blake Ayles, allowed to transfer out of USC without the one year sit-out requirement due to their NCAA violations ended up at - you guessed it - Miami.

The NCAA should just outsource its investigative arm to Yahoo.

The best - the absolute best - part of this whole deal is that the Miami prostitution party hotel rooms were booked under the name, "Teddy Dupay."

If what this midget says is true, the NCAA HAS to give TheU the death penalty - or simply strike it from the books because nothing will ever be worth the death penalty. Hookers? Check. Barrels of cash? Check. Funneling players to agents? Check. Coaches direct involvement? Check. Buying an...

1 Florida coach, 2 Bama coaches, 1 Tennessee player, 1 Georgia player and 2 Florida players are tangled up in the Miami mess. The coaches from the Shannon era and have moved on to new schools. High profile recruits who spurned TheU and ended up in the SEC. Titties and beer for everyone...

LOL. Nice catch. I'm a dumbass.

I wish Texas would just go ahead and succeed from the US.

All three were proven, successful coaches at a high level. Kragthorpe is not.

It's a valid point in that he has no recruiting history to the region, no relationships with anyone in the region and hasn't been that successful on the lower levels he's coached at. And you'd say the same thing if he showed up as OC at OSU.

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Let me ax y'all a question. As it stands today - meaning nothing new comes out or blows up - what do you think will happen regarding sanctions/penalties? NOT what you want to happen or think should happen, but what you think will happen. Do you think the NCAA will accept the...

It's hard to say. It was his first year in the first place, he was kind of damaged goods from his disaster in Louisville in the second place, and having never coached in the SEC in the third place, it's impossible to know what his possible impact would have been had he stayed on as OC. But...

A distinction without difference.

I'm not 100% sure, but I suspect this might be disrespect.