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Except that isn't true, and we all know that. You're running out of steam.Sure they were, coaches were giving them valuable things that they were allowing them to sell under the table for cash.
Except that isn't true, and we all know that. You're running out of steam.Sure they were, coaches were giving them valuable things that they were allowing them to sell under the table for cash.
right, the NCAA took away your wins and Tressel was fired for nothing.Except that isn't true, and we all know that. You're running out of steam.
So your argument is that, if michigan had given it's players jewelry, it would've turned the 30 point blowout loss into a win for michigan?right, the NCAA took away your wins and Tressel was fired for nothing.
in a roundabout way, yes.So your argument is that, if michigan had given it's players jewelry, it would've turned the 30 point blowout loss into a win for michigan?
So, you're saying michigan football players can only be motivated to beat Ohio State if they are offered jewelry by the university?in a roundabout way, yes.
I'm saying that Ohio State might not have had certain players if it weren't widely known that they could receive impermissible benefits. Players that very well could have found themselves playing at the better university.So, you're saying michigan football players can only be motivated to beat Ohio State if they are offered jewelry by the university?
I figured we'd get to this point. So you have evidence that Ohio State told players to come to Ohio State so they could sell legal memorabilia and that's the only reason they came there?I'm saying that Ohio State might not have had certain players if it weren't widely known that they could receive impermissible benefits. Players that very well could have found themselves playing at the better university.
Serious question, breaking character now.I figured we'd get to this point. So you have evidence that Ohio State told players to come to Ohio State so they could sell legal memorabilia and that's the only reason they came there?
Really reaching now.
Serious question, breaking character now.
Do you believe that Pryor was truly just driving around in rental cars because his was in the shop?
I honestly have no idea. You'd think if he was given them illegally the NCAA could've easily found that out considering the depth of their investigation, no?Serious question, breaking character now.
Do you believe that Pryor was truly just driving around in rental cars because his was in the shop?
We are potentially going to sign a top 10 class this year coming off a 5-7 season. STFU if you don't know what the hell you're talking about.
Except for the whole history thing...Congratulations, you're now a Cornbelt South Carolina
I don't think so, the NCAA has no legal power to subpoena private entities. All the information that was handed over was voluntary stuff.I honestly have no idea. You'd think if he was given them illegally the NCAA could've easily found that out considering the depth of their investigation, no?
So again, do you have proof that OSU told recruits they would allow them to sell legal memorabilia if they came to Ohio State?
Except for the whole history thing...
No, but spooning with our crystal balls is pretty pleasant.Does your history hug you at night?
No, but spooning with our crystal balls is pretty pleasant.
So you have proof that they were given to him illegally?I don't think so, the NCAA has no legal power to subpoena private entities. All the information that was handed over was voluntary stuff.
Proof, no. But it's one of those reasonable judgment things. Places that work on your car may or may not have a rental car to give you -- and if they do, it's unlikely to be a sport car. Have you ever taken your sedan in for work to be done and gotten a sports car in return for months at a time?So you have proof that they were given to him illegally?