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re: GT football violations
Posted on 7/14/11 at 10:16 am to hiltacular
Posted on 7/14/11 at 10:16 am to hiltacular
You have to understand how College football really works to be worried in this situation.
Ohio St, Auburn, and Oregon f'up big time, which means someone has to take the fall. It won't be them, because these programs mean a lot to the College football landscape.
Therefore, we should be seeing Georgia Tech getting nailed pretty hard for these other schools transgressions.
Sucks because I drafted Trey Braun in the Recruiting Mock draft and I was hoping he would be seeing some playing time this fall. Oh well.
Ohio St, Auburn, and Oregon f'up big time, which means someone has to take the fall. It won't be them, because these programs mean a lot to the College football landscape.
Therefore, we should be seeing Georgia Tech getting nailed pretty hard for these other schools transgressions.
Sucks because I drafted Trey Braun in the Recruiting Mock draft and I was hoping he would be seeing some playing time this fall. Oh well.
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Posted on 7/14/11 at 10:22 am to jembeurt
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Ohio St, Auburn, and Oregon f'up big time, which means someone has to take the fall. It won't be them, because these programs mean a lot to the College football landscape.
Therefore, we should be seeing Georgia Tech getting nailed pretty hard for these other schools transgressions.
I agree with this 100%. It's like the NCAA wants to make a statement but not with a big time school in fear of the repercussions. Thus they will make a statement on a lower tier football program bc of an honest eligibility mistake and what appears to be a free watch.
This is all hypothetical but it certainly appears that something along these lines is going to happen in a few hours.
Posted on 7/14/11 at 10:23 am to jembeurt
quote:What a load of crap. Yes, big-time CFB programs do get preferential treatment in general over the smaller ones but they're not immune to a pretty high level of punishment (ex: Bama, USC). And the only reason the NCAA hasn't touched any of the schools you mentioned yet is because there hasn't been enough time passed to do a full investigation and announce the punishment. At least 2 of those 3 programs are gonna get nailed, you can count on that.
Ohio St, Auburn, and Oregon f'up big time, which means someone has to take the fall. It won't be them, because these programs mean a lot to the College football landscape.
This post was edited on 7/14/11 at 10:25 am
Posted on 7/14/11 at 10:24 am to jembeurt
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Ohio St, Auburn, and Oregon f'up big time, which means someone has to take the fall. It won't be them, because these programs mean a lot to the College football landscape.
Now, I might be biased, but pretty sure USC "means a lot to the College foot all landscape", more than Oregon and Auburn anyway. That obviously didn't stop the NCAA from killing us.
Posted on 7/14/11 at 10:26 am to jembeurt
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Ohio St, Auburn, and Oregon f'up big time, which means someone has to take the fall. It won't be them, because these programs mean a lot to the College football landscape.
What?
OSU just lost their HC, starting QB, vacated all wins from last year, and are still being investigated.
AU is still being investigated.
UO stuff just came out and I'm sure they will be investigated.
To say that nothing has/will happen to them is not accurate.
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