Another observation: I don't think any of the dead presidents posted in the thread, but Charlie Weis had one post.
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colobuck79;1970013; said:Another observation: I don't think any of the dead presidents posted in the thread, but Charlie Weis had one post.
For me, the issue is feeling like a guest in my own home. I'm interested in what my Buckeye brethren think of the most significant issues affecting us. Instead, even when I put you on ignore in order to see what other people have to say, it's a needle in a haystack scenario to find any of their posts that aren't about you.Gatorubet;1970002; said:Yeah, but if you count it up by "sell their own stuff" quotes, mine is dwarfed.
Deety;1970015; said:For me, the issue is feeling like a guest in my own home.
Two sources told The Dispatch yesterday that the new investigation centered on his relationship with his mentor Ted Sarniak. The NCAA alerted Ohio State that Sarniak, a businessman from Pryor's hometown of Jeannette, Pa., had to scale back his relationship with the quarterback once he enrolled in 2008.
The sources said that the NCAA was checking into a trip Pryor made to the Miami area during spring break in March that Sarniak may have helped arrange, along with other benefits that would be considered rules violations.
When pushed to provide explanations, Pryor instead opted to end his college career, the sources said.
The NFL is said to be privy to those details, though James would not confirm that.
ysubuck;1970166; said:Anyone that says that Ohio State is getting off light after this whole fiasco doesn't know what they are talking about.
bassbuckeye07;1970494; said:Does anyone know if this TP situation is new? Or is this basically Mo C situation...his mentor gave him benefits so he is no longer eligible?
bassbuckeye07;1970494; said:Does anyone know if this TP situation is new? Or is this basically Mo C situation...his mentor gave him benefits so he is no longer eligible?
Sarniak has nothing to do with Pryor's eligibility. He's not a booster, he's a Jeannette businessman who likes good stuff to happen to Jeannette kids. So he was not prevented by NCAA rules from giving gifts to Pryor and his family - much as ESPN would like to imply otherwise.bassbuckeye07;1970494; said:Does anyone know if this TP situation is new? Or is this basically Mo C situation...his mentor gave him benefits so he is no longer eligible?