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ScriptOhio;2065776; said:
"Investors were lured into the scheme by Ruettiger's well-known, feel-good story but found themselves in a situation that did not have a happy ending," Scott Friestad, Associate Director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement, said according to NewsCore.
Ruettiger and 12 others allegedly schemed to portray the drink as something it wasn't according to the SEC, therefore inflating the price of the company's stock for future sale.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoo...udy-settles-in-sec-stock-fraud-case-pays-383k
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It's not Rudy's fault. He thought the same rules applied to soda pop that applied to movie scripts: It's OK to take liberties with the truth when it makes your product appear more palatable to the consumer.
 
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It took me an embarrassingly long time to realize that the "SEC" being mentioned was not the S-E-C. Duh! My mind was on football I guess.

A friend of mine who is a huge ND fan has always told me that Rudy is known to be a tool. She's usually pretty biased so that says a lot, and that was well before Rudy's SEC issues.
 
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Let me get this right....11 million in profits, 382K fine????

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And here I clicked on this thread hoping to hear about ned Beatty's trials and tribulations on a canoe trip through Happy Valley.




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