Didn't realize that. Still seeing a lot of sad faces around here so thought nothing good had been reported.This is actually OLD news, about a week or two anyways ....
Didn't realize that. Still seeing a lot of sad faces around here so thought nothing good had been reported.This is actually OLD news, about a week or two anyways ....
Didn't realize that. Still seeing a lot of sad faces around here so thought nothing good had been reported.
Is it really ? The dateline on the Dispatch article is from Wednesday the 22nd.This is actually OLD news, about a week or two anyways ....
Miami Dolphins linebacker Channing Crowder says college players should be able to sell their game jerseys -- something he "hypothetically" did when he played for the Florida Gators.
Crowder discussed the subject during the debut of his new two-hour weekly talk show on WQAM radio in Miami.
"I'll say hypothetically I don't have any more of my Florida jerseys," Crowder said Sunday. "There were some Jacksonville businessmen that really hypothetically liked my play."
This is actually OLD news, about a week or two anyways ....
Following the train of thought that "if everyone is doing it, it must be OK"....
Channing Crowder hints he sold game jerseys while at Florida - ESPN
Following the train of thought that "if everyone is doing it, it must be OK"....
Channing Crowder hints he sold game jerseys while at Florida - ESPN
Is this enough info for Florida to be the next to be investigated???
Depends. Is the player that "hypothetically" did it still there? If not, kinda hard to suspend him.Is this enough info for Florida to be the next to be investigated???
Depends. Is the player that "hypothetically" did it still there? If not, kinda hard to suspend him.
Also, did Zook know about it and cover it up?
Remember, the real reason Ohio St. is in trouble isn't about players selling things, it's about the Head Coach covering it up and then later lying during the the NCAA investigation.
That difference is why Georgia only lost AJ Green for 4 games, and why Ohio St. is looking at probation and forfeiting games. Also why Richt is still employed and Tressel isn't.
The school got hammered because an asst. coach knew about Bush. Several things led to them getting "Lack of Institutional Control".USC and the Reggie Bush scandal was investigated when Reggie Bush was no longer in school. The player won't get in trouble, but the school still can.
The school got hammered because an asst. coach knew about Bush. Several things led to them getting "Lack of Institutional Control".
That's why I asked the question whether Zook knew or not. If not, then it does rise to Institutional Control.
Channing Crowder...LOL! That guy is crazy funny!
He just crazy.............................................Investigated for being crazy funny?
Sandra
Don't remember who exactly found out about it.What about AJ Green? Who knew about him selling jerseys?
Interesting quote from the article"I know the sale of cars to athletes was a topic of concern to many.... looks like it's a non-issue now....
BMV finds no illegalities in sales to OSU players | BuckeyeXtra
But the BMV did not search for possible NCAA violations, saying it was outside its purview.
Interesting quote from the article"
"The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles reported yesterday that there were no dealer paperwork irregularities on 25 vehicle purchases it examined. But the BMV did not search for possible NCAA violations, saying it was outside its purview.
Ohio State officials said they called off their outside investigation because the BMV and a private review on behalf of a dealer did not turn up any evidence of NCAA violations."
Reading at face value, it says Ohio St. is calling off their investigation because the BMV cleared the dealer and didn't find any NCAA violations, even though the BMV wasn't looking for NCAA violation.
Kinda hard to find something you're not looking for.
Ohio State says it's vacating its wins from the 2010 football season, including the Buckeyes' victory over Arkansas in the 2011 Sugar Bowl.
Responding to NCAA allegations over a memorabilia-for-cash scandal that cost former coach Jim Tressel his job, Ohio State says Friday it also is waiving a $250,000 fine it had imposed on Tressel and changing his resignation to a retirement. Through the school, the ex-Buckeyes coach says that he is taking responsibility for the NCAA inquiry, which developed after it was learned Tressel failed to report players receiving improper benefits.