yeah, but if true that Auburn knew about this back in July and still played him all year fits his simplistic view.
Every other school (that i'm aware of) who had athletes under investigation sat those guys until the investigations were complete.
Hell, North Carolina sat their entire defense for a few games (turned out to be the right move)
Same with UGA and their best offensive weapon.
Auburn playing this guy on day one tells me one of three things:
A. they did absolutely nothing wrong and are confident they'll be cleared.
2. they hold on a little too tightly to the motto "if you ain't cheatin' you ain't tryin"
C. they really are the most ignorant group of inbred redneck assholes in the SEC