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hammer, you can only receive gifts, technically, from immediate family members..meaning, parents, spouse, and siblings. other family members can give but it has to be miniscule and they can't have any connection to the university.

well, I for one am guilty of accepting money..I took several thousands from lonely college girls needing a night of passionate love making. I knew I could get into trouble for it, but dammit, those girls were needing it and I wanted to buy a new fish tank and a jacuzzi.

Here's to Zwick having a fine game. There is nothing like a young QB using off time to reflect on what he's done at the helm. Okie State isn't exactly known for their outstanding pass rush or anything so I think he'll do just fine.

aunts or uncles can buy gifts, they just can't get crazy about it. Athletes are told that if there is any question, go ask a coach. NCAA defines it as immediate family only, but there is leniancy...to an extent. The rule on "friends" is, you have to have a relationship with that person before...

Immediate family is defined as parents, siblings, and spouses....the NCAA doesn't do anything to athletes that accept something from other family members with whom they've had a relationship with before they enter college. Troy must have accepted something large from a distant family member for...

edit: out of respect to some people, I'll slice the post down a bit.. Stow, Anytime you want to question me, PM me. It's that easy. Whenever you feel like you want to contribute to the "RUMOR MILL" with RUMOR TALK, feel free.

Coop had alot of bad players, you just didn't hear about it as much. His worst problem was academics. How many recruits each year didn't even get into OSU but took up a scholarship at the time? How many players on the roster had grade issues? Alot. I've heard the same thing, Brutus. Some...