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I Cicero is a former football student-athlete who graduated from the institution in 1984 before attending law school at the University of Toledo. Cicero is a criminal attorney in Columbus and previously represented Rife. Cicero has not donated money to the institution, is not a season ticket holder and is not considered a representative of the
institution's athletics interests.
Both of these tidbits should be great news as well. Clearly Cicero is not a "booster" per the NCAA. As to Ted Sarniak, the "based on the available information" language is a little odd, as it is not the blanket statement that Cicero is, but they follow with a quote from Tress about how Sarniak is the only solid "?" - which seems to be supportive of the non-representative of the institution's athletics interests classification.3 Samiak developed a (relationship) (with) (TP blah blah). That relationship was evaluated by the NCAA and institution in 2008. Based on the available information, it was
concluded that Sarniak was not a representative of the institution's athletics interests and that benefits he provided did not violate preferential treatment legislation. During his February 8, 2010, interview with the enforcement staff, Tressel reported that Samiak was and "his only solid (mentor? parental figure? advisor?)."
Gatorubet;1958553; said:Which is a long way of saying, you would have to come to an Occam's Razor conclusion that the NCAA had the ability to look at that, did look, and found nothing.
Zurp;1958718; said:Your rationale makes sense to me. But from the things I've read from a few other forums, I think fans of other teams would come to the conclusion that the NCAA just doesn't want to penalize Ohio State. Ohio State got away with murder. Possibly, Ohio State will get rewarded for murder.
I think message boards are good evidence that rationality is a rarity amongst fans. (Myself included.)
Zurp;1958718; said:Your rationale makes sense to me. But from the things I've read from a few other forums, I think fans of other teams would come to the conclusion that the NCAA just doesn't want to penalize Ohio State. Ohio State got away with murder. Possibly, Ohio State will get rewarded for murder.
I think message boards are good evidence that rationality is a rarity amongst fans. (Myself included.)
buckeyesin07;1958821; said:Sadly, this type of "analysis" isn't limited to idiot fans. Check out recent articles and/or quotes from any of the following sportswriters: May, Dodd, Forde, Fiutak.
buckeyesin07;1958821; said:Sadly, this type of "analysis" isn't limited to idiot fans. Check out recent articles and/or quotes from any of the following sportswriters: May, Dodd, Forde, Fiutak.