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2011 SEC Football Discussion

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Per ESPN, the SEC voted a couple of rule changes today.

They voted to limit LOIs to 25 (down from 28) to deal with oversigning.

They also voted to eliminate allowing transfers who have graduated but only have 1 year of eligibility left. That's effective in October, so I'm not sure if that wil prevent Russell Wilson (NC St) from getting into Auburn.

But there is other news:

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http://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/spor...lorida_in.html


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By Dave Hyde June 16, 2011 07:28 AM

1. NCAA investigators are coming to South Florida this week to look into the recruiting of several high-school football stars and the methods of several colleges in doing so, according to a source.

Among the schools whose recruits are in question: Ohio State, Louisiana State, Auburn and Tennessee.




Yes, rest easy, Miami, Florida and Florida State fans. This isn't about you. The schools involved have been successful for years in getting players out of South Florida, and enough red flags have been raised about money changing hands in the recruiting process to merit the investigation, the source said.
High schools officials, street agents, seven-on-seven tournaments - they're all going to be asked questions by the NCAA.
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Guess this fits in this thread as well.....
 
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Laughable premise. Street agents are all over, particularly in the south, with Miami & FSU winning plenty of battles involving those types. The reason those other schools are being dragged through the mud is because they disrupted their pipeline.
 
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