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NCAA punishes USC - Reggie Bush, OJ Mayo, Dwayne Jarrett, Joe McKnight investigation

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82Trojan;1191727; said:
Gambling is WAY worse. How many points did he shave or games did he throw? No matter what happened with Bush, it didn't alter the outcomes of games.
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This is wrong on so many levels..some of which have already been discussed...but I guess I will add to the dog pile:

Do you think it might have had an impact on where he went to school? If so....I'd argue that it DID alter the outcome of games.

Do you expect Reggie to go to jail and have his life demolished for his mistakes?

Do you REALLY think Art fixed games? Do you know if he ever bet on his team to lose or not cover?

Do you think Art doing bad things makes it OK for Bush to be paid off? Is your defense really that Hiltler was a prick....so Bush/USC/Jarrett/Mayo shouldn't be punished for breaking the rules?

WTF?
 
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usatoday

Marketer's suit against Reggie Bush to be in open court

SAN DIEGO (AP) - A sports marketer's civil suit against former Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush will proceed in open court instead of going to a confidential arbitration, a judge ruled Friday.

Lawyers for the New Orleans Saints' running back petitioned to move the case into closed proceedings in San Francisco, in part to shield Bush from public attention.

Attorneys for marketer Lloyd Lake argued that the former University of Southern California star was trying to hide details from NCAA investigators about improper gifts he allegedly took from Lake's New Era Sports agency while playing for the Trojans.

Superior Court Judge Joan Lewis found there was no basis for granting the request and ordered pretrial depositions to continue as scheduled beginning at the end of the month.

Lewis rejected a request from Lake's lawyers to hear testimony from Michael Michaels, Lake's former partner in New Era, which was founded in November 2005 and is now defunct. Michaels, who owned a San Diego-area house where Bush's parents allegedly lived rent-free, reached an out-of-court settlement with the family in April 2007.

Lake is suing to recoup about $291,000 in cash and gifts Bush and his parents, Denise and Lamar Griffin, allegedly accepted during Bush's sophomore and junior seasons at USC, when fledgling New Era was seeking to make Bush its first major client.

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Steve Smith sent home.
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Utah :wink:

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USC :p
 
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HINYG8;1210343; said:
This is wrong on so many levels..some of which have already been discussed...but I guess I will add to the dog pile:

Do you think it might have had an impact on where he went to school? If so....I'd argue that it DID alter the outcome of games.

Do you expect Reggie to go to jail and have his life demolished for his mistakes?

Do you REALLY think Art fixed games? Do you know if he ever bet on his team to lose or not cover?

Do you think Art doing bad things makes it OK for Bush to be paid off? Is your defense really that Hiltler was a prick....so Bush/USC/Jarrett/Mayo shouldn't be punished for breaking the rules?

WTF?
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Did this clown really just compare some USC players to Hitler? LOL...
 
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DaddyBigBucks;1221329; said:
Auburn won't be the team that will be awarded the BCS Championship Game victory by forfeit.


IF this happens...
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The NCAA doesn't sanction D1A (or whatever they call it) championships. It can strip wins but they can't make OU (or anyone else) the NC for the 2004 season.

Now, that said, can/will the BCS folks go back and say OU is the champ since they would technically have a forfeited victory? :huh: I doubt it. I would hope they just make it a vacated title type of thing.
 
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Jaxbuck;1221346; said:
The NCAA doesn't sanction D1A (or whatever they call it) championships. It can strip wins but they can't make OU (or anyone else) the NC for the 2004 season.

Now, that said, can/will the BCS folks go back and say OU is the champ since they would technically have a forfeited victory? :huh: I doubt it. I would hope they just make it a vacated title type of thing.
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Lets hope not, then it's just another title for 'Bama or N_tre _ame to claim.
 
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