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re: Dont forget the FBI
Posted on 11/13/10 at 2:21 pm to emry123
Posted on 11/13/10 at 2:21 pm to emry123
The FBI doesn't normally get involved in recruiting violations and asking for money for your kid is not against the law. I guarantee you the FBI focused on the practices of one Kenny Rogers. John Bond, MSU and Auburn are tangential to the FBI investigation and aside from lying to them, nothing will come of it for them. Rogers is another story I would bet.
The other separate case is MSU and Cam Newton. Separate and nothing to do with Auburn. MSU claims to have been approached with a play for pay scheme. We will see whether or not we handled it right but again, it has nothing to do with Auburn; just a common denominator in Cam Newton (and Cecil).
The third and again separate case is that of the eligibility of Cam Newton and whether or not he received benefits to attend Auburn. Again, has nothing to do with what occurred at MSU but since he was the common denominator with the MSU you can follow that to Auburn.
Another case will evolve out of this at that will be an investigation of the SEC office and Mike Slive. You can bet the SEC university Presidents are watching this very closely and I doubt are the least bit happy with the way any of this went down - from the get go.
The other separate case is MSU and Cam Newton. Separate and nothing to do with Auburn. MSU claims to have been approached with a play for pay scheme. We will see whether or not we handled it right but again, it has nothing to do with Auburn; just a common denominator in Cam Newton (and Cecil).
The third and again separate case is that of the eligibility of Cam Newton and whether or not he received benefits to attend Auburn. Again, has nothing to do with what occurred at MSU but since he was the common denominator with the MSU you can follow that to Auburn.
Another case will evolve out of this at that will be an investigation of the SEC office and Mike Slive. You can bet the SEC university Presidents are watching this very closely and I doubt are the least bit happy with the way any of this went down - from the get go.
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Posted on 11/13/10 at 2:32 pm to Diamondawg
Agreed Diamond dawg but clearly Newton has admitted to seeking money for his services across state lines twice. That is quid pro quo bribery. (3 to 5 years minimum)
They will advise him on penalities for purgery. Play the tapes, and read the other witness statements and he will cut a deal and throw everyone else under the bus.
They will advise him on penalities for purgery. Play the tapes, and read the other witness statements and he will cut a deal and throw everyone else under the bus.
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