re: Analysis on Alabama and Tom Ritter

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Dont know where these lies perpetuated other than to fit an agenda but they are totally false.

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Forgive my lack of desire not to type all this again, ut since it's continuing to be ignored, I'm just going to copy and paste my exact post on this.

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Care to address the ones I mentioned above since you seem to want to quote SEC rules.

Why is it this rule is in place in the first place? Is it because the office inherently understands that having a connection to a university can or would potentially cause one to use their influence unduly? I think we can all agree it is.

Since that's the case...why no worry about Mark Womack as the CFO and third ranked executive within the SEC, and Steve Shaw (he of the aforementioned quote) being the head of officiating BOTH being alumni of Alabama? Are we to now pretend that an official in a game can effect things based on bias BUUUUUUT...the CFO and Head of Officiating are beyond such pettiness?

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If the SEC gives the appearance of being concerned that someone with ties to a program could effect the outcome of games as an official, why no concern for that same problem when those folks are in executive positions where REAL influence could be wielded? The fact that this question has continued to go unanswered if fairly telling I think.