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Rich Rodriguez (official thread of last laughs)

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FerrariEnzo;1680225; said:
Article from AnnArbor.com

"What I'd like to do, and I'm sure the players and the fans would like to do, is have a full two teams that go after each other and keep score and all that, Rodriguez said...I do think we'll be able to do that in the future.
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Cool! So, uh, when in the future will RR be looking to implement this ambitious plan?
Might he have it pulled together by, say, early September this year? 'Cause if memory serves me, for a coupla years now, most of the games he's coached have been short one team.

He might wanna re-think that whole keeping score thing, tho'...maybe the NCAA could work out some sort of Tee-Ball exemption for the boys up North.
 
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FerrariEnzo;1680225; said:
Article from AnnArbor.com

Injuries will limit Michigan spring football game, more practice notes.

Rodriguez said Tuesday safeties Vladimir Emilien and Jared Van Slyke, receiver Je?Ron Stokes and defensive end Anthony LaLota all suffered minor injuries last week.
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Why, when you've played for years without safeties, would you need them for a Spring game, especially when you have one QB who can't throw and another who can't tell his own receivers from the other guys?
 
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks;1681528; said:
No doubt the Beave gives a 50.1% to all this being little more than RR hating for the sake of RR hating. "Nothing to see here" I'm sure.
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cincibuck;1682563; said:
If I'm not mistaken the "Legends of Tuscaloosa" is a group that got their seed money from Katrina Relief Funds (despite the fact that Tuscaloola was not hit by Katrina). Not exactly the most upright group to begin with.
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I'm sure there was plenty of FEMA money to go around--it's not as if there were a lot of people who needed it.

Rich Rodriguez: Redefining what it means to be a M*ch*g*n Man.
 
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localyokel;1683035; said:
I'm sure there was plenty of FEMA money to go around--it's not as if there were a lot of people who needed it.

Rich Rodriguez: Redefining what it means to be a M*ch*g*n Man.
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Then you didn't read the article. But, yeah Dick Wad brings new meaning to "Michigan Man." Bo is spinning...
 
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cincibuck;1683172; said:
Then you didn't read the article.
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Nope, you're right--I relied on the CliffsNotes version.

"The condo deals are perfectly legal, and the tax breaks do not take money away from Katrina victims closer to the coast because the depreciation is wide open, with no limits per state."

'Kay. But given what seems the obvious intent behind these tax incentives, I'm leaning toward imperfectly legal.
 
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How many different programs can RR have placed on probation in the same year? Hey Rich, what about those shredded files?

Source: NCAA's probe eyed Rodriguez


West Virginia University officials confirmed on Tuesday that NCAA investigators have recently interviewed university officials about potential rules violations involving the Mountaineers' football program.
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West Virginia officials wouldn't comment on the specifics of the allegations, but a source close to the situation said the allegations center around former Mountaineers coach and current Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez.
Michigan is currently under investigation for alleged NCAA rules violations concerning the amount of time players spend on football-related activities.
"The NCAA has met with individuals involved with the West Virginia football program to identify any potential rules violations," school officials said in a statement, released on Tuesday. "The university has fully cooperated with the NCAA during this process. West Virginia University and its department of intercollegiate athletics is committed to operating its athletics department in conformance with the legislation and policies of the NCAA and the Big East Conference."
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If slime were dollars, the fucker could implement our healthcare plan, pay off our entire national debt, rebuild Haiti, and still have enough left over to pay for all of Tiger and Charlie Sheen's hooker debts. Jesus Foxtrot Christ.
 
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LightningRod;1689857; said:
How many different programs can RR have placed on probation in the same year? Hey Rich, what about those shredded files?

Source: NCAA's probe eyed Rodriguez




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And "Shreddergate" gets a bit more interesting!

Queue those scUMmy RR supporters that this is all RR hater propaganda:

"Because, you know, most likely it was the Detroit Free Press that called the NCAA and had them go investigate WVU because those hack bastards, well, they are just out to get RR, ya know!!11!!1! RR WILL DOMINATE THE BIG 10 WITH THE SPREAD!!! EVERYBODY IS JUST SCARED AND TRYING TO SABOTAGE RR!!!! LONG LIVE DickRod!!!!! YEARRRRRGHHHH!!!!"
 
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