Probably taking the opportunity to booby trap it.
Or poison the trees.
2011/2012 NCAA Football Thread
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Or poison the trees.
maildude
Postal Paranoiac
The noose is tightening...
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/footba...P0IC34QdCocvrYF?slug=ap-bcs-justicedepartment
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/footba...P0IC34QdCocvrYF?slug=ap-bcs-justicedepartment
Not how I envisioned a possible playoff system, but if it takes a lawsuit to scare the NCAA into doing the right thing, I'm all for it.
Skyraider22
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Skyraider22
The One and Only Big Daddy
Once again that just really shows the strength of sports.Look what college football does for the South,hell the whole country.In other news
http://espn.go.com/college-football/?topId=6487528
It's just too bad it has rampant corruption to go along with all the good things creates.
Skyraider22
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I guess that is the ying-yang of college football in a sense of speaking.:2 cents:
Skyraider22
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I'm shocked no one has said anything about Jim Tressel stepping down I guess the way it turned out it was a matter of time.Anyone else got anything.
I fucking hate sweater vests, so this is a good day for me.
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It says at the Ohiostaterivals page that in a "Shocking turn of events" Tressel resigned.
It says at Yahoo sports that "Embattled Buckeye coach meets the inevitable end."
I'm thinking Yahoo got it right.
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It says at the Ohiostaterivals page that in a "Shocking turn of events" Tressel resigned.
It says at Yahoo sports that "Embattled Buckeye coach meets the inevitable end."
I'm thinking Yahoo got it right.
As the resident Trojan -- the OSU ~scandal~ represents more proof that Big Boy college football is filled with sleeze, and it's basically impossible for coaches to monitor everything. My gut seems to say that Tressel found out what was going on, tried to shield his players but ended up looking like a schemer in the end.
I think he will most certainly pop up at another school. Tressel might end up at TCU if Gary Patterson leaves for Ohio State (he'd be a cheapy hire for them and seems to run the same kind of offense/defense).
Urban Meyer makes total sense though and he'd grab it I bet.
But, what will the sanctions against OSU be? If we use SC as a litmus test -- look at bowl bannings and scholie reductions.
I think he will most certainly pop up at another school. Tressel might end up at TCU if Gary Patterson leaves for Ohio State (he'd be a cheapy hire for them and seems to run the same kind of offense/defense).
Urban Meyer makes total sense though and he'd grab it I bet.
But, what will the sanctions against OSU be? If we use SC as a litmus test -- look at bowl bannings and scholie reductions.
Urban Meyer absolutely makes sense. Exactly what I thought.
And I bet you're right about the bowl bannings and scholarship reductions, too. Ohio State will not recover quickly from this.
I completely agree.
Tressel = twatsickle
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http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=ap-ohiost-tresselrally
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http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=ap-ohiost-tresselrally
why wouldn't OSU be facing the death penalty in light of what all has been revealed by the FBI and NCAA?
Do you believe it's serious enough to warrant a death penalty? That seems excessive to me.
You're another one of those who want to convict without proof. The NCAA actually has proof against OS and I don't believe it was serious enough to deserve a death penalty. Even if it was, you better believe they wouldn't roll over and take it like SMU. OS would fight it all the way to the Supreme Court and force the NCAA to spend millions in legal fees.
The SEC is as slimy a conference as there is, and they are much better at covering up their transgressions.
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