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Gatorubet;1970103; said:Who will be broadcasting the tOSU - Da U game?
I think the Longhorn Network.Gatorubet;1970103; said:Who will be broadcasting the tOSU - Da U game?
Buckeye86;1970096; said:Sweet, this drops the chances of OTL running another story on OSU this Sunday to 75%.
BB73;1970098; said:ESPN had the MIami problems as their lead story on College Football Live today. They led off the show with it, and talked about it for a couple of minutes. I thought they treated the story fairly - not trying to whitewash it, not trying to fry Miami without getting further information.
That was before the Yahoo article posted above came out. We'll see how it goes from here.
Well, this was only one booster after all, and the alleged players who allegedly received alleged benefits probably didn't know about them, allegedly.scarletmike;1970109; said:And even if they don't, they will make sure to emphasize that trading personal objects for tats is a much more heinous NCAA violation, and that tOSU actively encouraged this atmosphere of violations. All while Miami is upstanding and cooperating with the NCAA, bastions of NCAA compliance.
[Gatorubet]Just admit that Tressel made far more money than Shannon did!!!! [/Gatorubet]scarletmike;1970109; said:And even if they don't, they will make sure to emphasize that trading personal objects for tats is a much more heinous NCAA violation, and that tOSU actively encouraged this atmosphere of violations. All while Miami is upstanding and cooperating with the NCAA, bastions of NCAA compliance.
colobuck79;1970114; said:Well, this was only one booster after all, and the alleged players who allegedly received alleged benefits probably didn't know about them, allegedly.
I wonder if Willis McGahee had a bounty out on Will Allen?Shapiro also set up various "tournaments" where players won money for fishing, bowling and playing pool. And in the spirit of Luther Campbell's history with the program, Shapiro said he started a bounty system in 2002 tied to both rivalry games such as Florida State and Florida, and also games against highly ranked opponents.