THE PAC 12 THREAD v.5

[mrwallace2ku]

Most people on this board are as professional at scouting people as most of these "websites".

Bama's fat-n-slow…Huskies should beat them at every position on both sides of the ball.

 

[wazzu31]

Bama's fat-n-slow…Huskies should beat them at every position on both sides of the ball.

Alabama is the school that Derek Zoolander imagined with the kids who can't read good.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Court rules NCAA disregarded the truth in Reggie Bush USC case

 

[The Oldtimer]

Court rules NCAA disregarded the truth in Reggie Bush USC case

Thanks for the info. Most of us fans that have been following the Reggie Bush case, always thought that USC was hit with extensive penalties.

 

[Bamabino]

Bama's fat-n-slow…Huskies should beat them at every position on both sides of the ball.

 

[RegentDenali]

Charlie Strong won't be the Ducks D.C. He's accepted the South Florida HC job.

 

[trojanfan12]

Charlie Strong won't be the Ducks D.C. He's accepted the South Florida HC job.

No Chip. Now this.

OD can't catch a break.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Thanks for the info. Most of us fans that have been following the Reggie Bush case, always thought that USC was hit with extensive penalties.

SC got super hosed by the NCAA.

 

[trojanfan12]

SC got super hosed by the NCAA.

Yeah we did. Hopefully, it will ultimately lead to some serious changes in how the NCAA handles investigations and metes out punishment.

The rules should be codified and there should be limits as far as punishment for specific offenses. Similar to our criminal justice system.

USC will never get those scholarships, missed bowls or lost seasons back, so making for a more fair process is the best that can hoped for. That and McNair being able to coach again.

The funny thing about it is that USC has never denied that Bush and his family took stuff. They've just denied that anyone at USC knew about it. It should have been a fairly simple investigation and punishment. Instead, the NCAA decided they wanted to "bag an elephant" and are now being exposed.

 

[The Oldtimer]

SC got super hosed by the NCAA.

Yes they did and now it looks like USC is on the way back.

 

[The Oldtimer]

Yeah we did. Hopefully, it will ultimately lead to some serious changes in how the NCAA handles investigations and metes out punishment.

The rules should be codified and there should be limits as far as punishment for specific offenses. Similar to our criminal justice system.

USC will never get those scholarships, missed bowls or lost seasons back, so making for a more fair process is the best that can hoped for. That and McNair being able to coach again.

The funny thing about it is that USC has never denied that Bush and his family took stuff. They've just denied that anyone at USC knew about it. It should have been a fairly simple investigation and punishment. Instead, the NCAA decided they wanted to "bag an elephant" and are now being exposed.

Very well spoken.

 

[socaljim242]

Yeah we did. Hopefully, it will ultimately lead to some serious changes in how the NCAA handles investigations and metes out punishment.

The rules should be codified and there should be limits as far as punishment for specific offenses. Similar to our criminal justice system.

USC will never get those scholarships, missed bowls or lost seasons back, so making for a more fair process is the best that can hoped for. That and McNair being able to coach again.

The funny thing about it is that USC has never denied that Bush and his family took stuff. They've just denied that anyone at USC knew about it. It should have been a fairly simple investigation and punishment. Instead, the NCAA decided they wanted to "bag an elephant" and are now being exposed.

So many fucked up things about this whole thing with USC and with the NCAA

A. All the punishment USC got and it hinged on one phone call that they got wrong? The one piece of flimsy evidence and they disregard that they have nothing and go ahead. You'd think they would need a whole bunch of evidence that the coaches lied to the NCAA and knew , like say Ohhhh TOSU and Tressel. Or a mountain of evidence that a whole bunch of illigalities were going on like ohhhh Miami. You only have a photo of the scammer giving the AD a check and the players lounge named after the guy.But hey , that doesn't mean they know him. Or hundreds of players remaining eligible because of fake grades for fake classes like ohhhh UNC.

B. Allowing people not even on the committee to voice their biased options to influence them.

C. having a pre determined outcome then going out to try and find what you can to justify the punishment

D. Allowing that fat hypocrite to be in charge of the NCAA when he was 1000k worse than anyone running an athletic program

E. Letting members of the committee to be from the school in questions main rival. WTF is that? Would they allow an Auburn grad to determine the fate of Alabama? O a Michigan man to vote on OSU?

 

[mcnabb7542]

Charlie Strong won't be the Ducks D.C. He's accepted the South Florida HC job.

Thank god!

 

[socaljim242]

USC gets a commitment for the 2018 class from 4* CB Marcus Johnson from Hawkins HS in LA. If that's his dad he might be a LB by the time he's a SR. lol

 

[Duckboy33]

Ducks flip 3 star that was previously committed to Zona

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Ducks flip 3 star that was previously committed to Zona

Darrian McNeal flips commitment from Arizona to Oregon

Darrian McNeal, Armwood, Athlete

 

[Duckboy33]

Darrian McNeal flips commitment from Arizona to Oregon

Darrian McNeal, Armwood, Athlete

Thanks for the link. I like those small quick guys from Florida. Hopefully Taggart will help us with recruiting Florida.

 

[WizardHawk]

Ducks flip 3 star that was previously committed to Zona

Well, that's a start and just in time before the one month dead season. Puts out there that at least one kid somewhere liked what they were hearing from the new HC. I mean yeah, they pulled a kid from the last place team in the conf, but it's still positive given his new status as a HC and not actually having a full staff in place yet even.

 

[Duckboy33]

Well, that's a start and just in time before the one month dead season. Puts out there that at least one kid somewhere liked what they were hearing from the new HC. I mean yeah, they pulled a kid from the last place team in the conf, but it's still positive given his new status as a HC and not actually having a full staff in place yet even.

I agree. It's not the biggest flip in the world but it's a positive sign. Plus, a lot of 3 stars from Florida end up being good players.

 

[RegentDenali]

Taggart had recruited him for USF as hes from armwood, FL. So this was about as easy a flip as it gets.
But still. Taggart gets his first official recruit of the class and hes a nice looking slot WR prospect. Nicely done with no staff to speak of so far. The game is afoot.