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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
If Johnson is tied to payola, I think it's safe to say he's getting slapped with a show cause and is out no matter what.
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NCAA is so toothless they folded on PSU because of an elected State judge and PA Supreme Court. Appeal it to fed - or anywhere that doesnt depend on PA citizen voting - and see if they buy that bs.
They did nothing about UNC despite years of completely made up classes.
I dont know what to expect of ncaa anymore
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Arguing with a Pedster fan on Facebotch (he's also a Redskins fan) who is completely beside himself about them drafting haskins 
He's so bad at it that other Pedsters fans who have a least a slight grasp of reality are telling him he's dumb.
He's so bad at it that other Pedsters fans who have a least a slight grasp of reality are telling him he's dumb.
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Arguing with a Pedster fan on Facebotch (he's also a Redskins fan) who is completely beside himself about them drafting haskins
He's so bad at it that other Pedsters fans who have a least a slight grasp of reality are telling him he's dumb.
The only validation you need is the fact that Jay Gruden coached Dalton to a top 10 season statistically before he got injured. Haskins has 10x the upside that Dalton has/had.
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Oh I know....I don't need validation, this guy is being a fucking idiot like usual. He deleted his Facebook after the Ped State loss this year mostly due to the amount of shit he talked during the first 3 quarters of that game
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Ex-Penn State DE Aaron Maybin denies taking payments in college after being brought up in trial
The college basketball world has been entrapped by the ongoing federal corruption trail involving a number of big name schools, coaches and agents the past few months but the spotlight is suddenly turning to college football the past few days after Marty Blazer, a financial advisor-turned government informant, testified that he paid several hundred players on the gridiron from 2010-2014.
While there were not a ton of specific names doled out in court, one did pop in the form of ex-Penn State defensive end Aaron Maybin. Blazer said he was encouraged by a Nittany Lions assistant to give $10,000 to the father of Maybin in order to keep the eventual first round pick in school.
While then PSU defensive line coach (and current Ohio State assistant) Larry Johnson denied such claims on Tuesday, it was Maybin’s turn to issue his own refutation to the story to The Ringer’s Tyler Tynes on Friday.
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...s-in-college-after-being-brought-up-in-trial/
The college basketball world has been entrapped by the ongoing federal corruption trail involving a number of big name schools, coaches and agents the past few months but the spotlight is suddenly turning to college football the past few days after Marty Blazer, a financial advisor-turned government informant, testified that he paid several hundred players on the gridiron from 2010-2014.
While there were not a ton of specific names doled out in court, one did pop in the form of ex-Penn State defensive end Aaron Maybin. Blazer said he was encouraged by a Nittany Lions assistant to give $10,000 to the father of Maybin in order to keep the eventual first round pick in school.
While then PSU defensive line coach (and current Ohio State assistant) Larry Johnson denied such claims on Tuesday, it was Maybin’s turn to issue his own refutation to the story to The Ringer’s Tyler Tynes on Friday.
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...s-in-college-after-being-brought-up-in-trial/
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Trevi
Hall of Fame
Surprised this hasn't been posted yet:
But there's still hope:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...ld-endangerment-conviction-tossed/3633920002/
But there's still hope:
https://www.wtae.com/article/pennsy...eal-graham-spanier-ruling-penn-state/27332860
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Bill Lucas
Assistant Coach
Technicality. He was prosecuted for a 2001 crime under a 2005 law. He should have been prosecuted under the 1995 law.
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409fold
All-American
I have no love lost for Graham Spanier.
But --- I have to disagree with you calling that a "technicality."
That was a violation of Spanier's constitutional right as an American citizen. That's not a "technicality", it's a right given to all American citizens.
I'm honestly surprised the Pennsylvania AG tried to prosecute under the 2005 law (as opposed to 1995) in the 1st place - any 1st-year law school student should know better.
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