re: Burleson's official website vanishes after Fox8 contacts SEC

Just a BUMP to keep it on top!

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JPLSU1981

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Have you forwarded this info to any major sports news agencies

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Have you forwarded this info to any major sports news agencies

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Below are the only people that I have sent it to (besides my friends, of course):

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pete@collegefootballnews.com; mzemek@hotmail.com; mhayes68@att.net; ivan.maisel@espn3.com; pat.forde@espn3.com; mark.schlabach@espn3.com; condon@thescore1210.com; matt@thescore1210.com;

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Although I consider myself pretty "computer savvy" in terms of finding contact info for people, I simply haven't had time to research all national media outlets and/or the NCAA to find proper email addys. I recommend that everyone continue emailing this information to everyone you can, and specifically national and regional media outlets if you have their contact info. Eventually, it will get to all the national guys. What they choose to do with the info is certainly up to them at that point.

JPLSU1981
What does ETA mean?

I think for Burleson to claim on his website about his book "his #1 Best Selling book, "You Better Be Right!, My 25 Years as an SEC Football Official"," is untruthful and misleading...kind of like not call PP inbounds.

It appears from what I could find, that his book was "#1" at the local Barnes in Noble in Bama (guessing the Hoover one where he lives). Books that were behind his

LOCAL BEST
SELLERS


2. "Godless: The Church of
Liberalism"
by Ann Coulter

3. "Beach Road"
by James Patterson

4. "Rick & Bubba's Expert Guide to
God, Country, Family & Anything
Else We Can Think Of"
by Rick Burgess and
Bill "Bubba" Bussey

5. "The Devil Wears Prada"
by Lauren Weisberger


Barnes & Noble

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I have not moved past the unacceptable handling of this call both during and after the game. The purpose, regardless of all this talk about emphasis of the call on the field is to get it right. That play seemed like an EASY one to get right in review.

Everyone makes mistakes. If so, fine, come clean. Explain yourself already. Silence and deflection of this issue may prove to only make things worse.

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+1

I am not spening another dime on anything SEC until I hear an explanation!!

my take is that little mikey slive doesn't know much about the history of the SEC and he's taking the word of too many people in his headquarters without actually checking....

my auditor instincts are twitching all over the place on this one.....some reporter who is willing to really dig could make a name for her/himself on this one!!!!

to save you some... take 4 copys of the picture... tape them together and as the first copy comes out the fax machine tape it to the last and create a loop that will fax non stop

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my take is that little mikey slive doesn't know much about the history of the SEC

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BS.
Mike Slive is the single individual responsible for suppressing the Auburn '06 scandal that likely cost LSU a MNC and status as program of the decade.

So what are the real world chances that any of this trash will be addressed at the off season SEC meeting? At the very least you would expect something to be done on overhauling the game officals and operating procedures. When the integrity of game is screwed around with a lot of people notice.