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05-13-2008, 01:28 PM
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I've argued that if Mo C was an 09 recruit he wouldn't be recruited by Ohio State. JT doesn't need to take risks on players like that now that he's established himself.
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1. You're job is only as safe as your last victory, although a victory over Michigan might get you a one year extension.
2. I love and admire Jim Tressel, but he's as human as the next coach.
3. In my time the only coach that seemed fully embrace the concept of recruiting only good kids and turning down troublemakers was Fred Taylor and you saw what the public did to him.
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 "When our Big Ten brothers are playing Notre Dame, we're always rooting for them," Tressel said. "I'm rooting for our Big Ten partners. I want our strength of conference to be as good as it can be." Jim Tressel
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05-13-2008, 01:31 PM
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Fired up! Ready to go!
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And we must remember that this is the same team that recruited Lil' Romeo.  |
05-13-2008, 01:57 PM
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You are mistaken because USC is the NCAA's cash cow and the NCAA would never punish USC. And ESPN would never investigate USC.
Edit: And the answer for NCAA penalties is 1957, 1959, 1982, 1986, and 2001. No real correlation.
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The way to pick succes is trival ill use rose bowls/bcs bowls
using the above bowls and normal font and your listed violations. is their a good list of ncaa violations dates out there somewhere?
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care to elaborate on what these violations were for?
1998 or 1999 they had the whole tutor thing which led to reduced football scholarships in 2002 and 2003
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05-13-2008, 02:36 PM
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Puck you, NCAA
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1957 was the slush fund scandal that ended the PCC (Washington, Cal, UCLA, and USC were all paying their players through bogus educational funds). 1959 was for USC providing transportation for two student-athletes to come to Los Angeles. 1982 was a ticket-selling scandal where assistant coach Marv Goux and players would sell comp tickets for profit. There was also some bogus speech courses and students who were admitted under a program that wasn't supposed to be used for athletes. 1986 was for too many complimentary tickets distributed, a weight-lifting program that didn't conform with NCAA schedules, and various minor recruiting violations. And 2001 was the tutor writing papers for athletes.
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05-13-2008, 02:43 PM
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1957 was the slush fund scandal that ended the PCC (Washington, Cal, UCLA, and USC were all paying their players through bogus educational funds). 1959 was for USC providing transportation for two student-athletes to come to Los Angeles. 1982 was a ticket-selling scandal where assistant coach Marv Goux and players would sell comp tickets for profit. There was also some bogus speech courses and students who were admitted under a program that wasn't supposed to be used for athletes. 1986 was for too many complimentary tickets distributed, a weight-lifting program that didn't conform with NCAA schedules, and various minor recruiting violations. And 2001 was the tutor writing papers for athletes.
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didnt mckay have some violations?
wasnt their a transcript issue too?
nice link and good info. youre taking a roasting better than most would. |
05-13-2008, 02:48 PM
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on oj
i know for a staff multiple staffs passed on this kid due to eligibility issues and his history. that being said know that obie didnt want lebron for one year. lebron wanted to come to columbus for one year. obie said two min. obie shyed away from lebron but realized if he could get a two year deal out of lbj what it would do-get him off the hot seat... lebron had similar issues as oj. that being said to some level tressel but some effort into lebron-more than obie at least.
it is what it is and honestly at this point i dont know what it is-so to say. time will tell. at this point i think its important that this board remeber the moc saga. this is america, innocent until proven guilty.
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05-13-2008, 02:51 PM
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I've seen it all now. A post on BP citing ESPN to show that a given response is reasonable? I can only imagine what kind of response that article would've drawn here if it was about tOSU and came out after the Troy Smith incident. In fact, I probably could go find out if I spent my day in the ESPN/ OSU forum archives.
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I notice that you conveniently ignored the fact that I said there was an article on cnnsi.com that contained virtually everything (and more, arguably) that the espn.com article stated. FYI, those were the only two sports websites I visited yesterday, yet I hardly think that they were the only ones that had scathing indictments of the USC athletic department. But go ahead and continue deflecting--that seems to be what USC does best, after all. | |
