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2009 SEC discussion

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BuckeyeNation27;1518298; said:
how do they plan on enforcing that?
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You are absolutely right-banning it from the stands is impossible-individual players could be monitored-like the NFL is surely doing w/ Ochocinco, given their game ban on twittering and his penchant for antics/twittering.
 
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Video: Breaking down the Georgia Bulldogs - SEC - ESPN

Herbstreit marvels over Georgia's formidable schedule, Mark May says that the opener against OSU is the key game of the season and Craig James believes that Joe Cox's play is the biggest question for the Dawgs. You'd think you'd have to drop hundreds of dollars for insight like that, but at the ESPN, it?s absolutely free! Except for the two minutes of your life you?ll never get back, of course.


In other news - Dog bites man, Peanut Butter delicious with Jelly and water = wet.
 
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks;1518796; said:
In other SEC news, Florida opens as a 73 point favorite over Charleston Southern.

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Lets see if ESPN rips in to this weak scheduling.... :shake:
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TheIronColonel;1518809; said:
Oh yes, of course they will. Shooting the golden goose: a wise business decision for all of recorded history.
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BigWoof31;1518962; said:
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We got that same shit when we asked to play Georgia several times a year. :shake:
 
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More fun for Lane...

NCAA investigating Vols' Brown

NOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin says the NCAA is investigating an eligibility problem involving freshman tailback Bryce Brown.
At issue is Brown's amateur status as a high school athlete, a person familiar with the investigation told
. The NCAA is reviewing whether money was raised for Brown to visit colleges during his sophomore year. Tennessee was not recruiting Brown then, according to the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation is ongoing.
"I think it's a gigantic distraction. I think it's very unfortunate," Kiffin said in announcing the investigation after Tuesday's practice.
The investigation has nothing to do with Brown's recruitment by Tennessee or any other school or his grades, Kiffin said.
Brown was recruited out of Wichita, Kan., as one of the top high school prospects in 2009 and committed to the Volunteers after letting a scholarship offer from Miami expire.
He's spent significant time playing with the Vols' first team offense during fall camp, and Kiffin has repeatedly praised his progress. Continued...
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Bryce Brown's eligibility with Tennessee under investigation - NCAA Football - SI.com
 
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