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Texas. There have been rumors popping up from time to time since December.

This is the correct answer.

And for those thinking it's LSU, or trying to put LSU in the same category with the Auburns, SMUs, or USCs of the world, get real.

LSU has been playing football since 1893. In all that time, the football team has been penalized twice. One of those was a slap on the wrist labeled a "probation" but with no penalties whatsoever.

When you play football that long, and you play it dirty, at some point the law of averages will catch up to you. Simply put, there's been no smoke, because there's no fire.

It's been well established that LSU just doesn't need to cheat. They are the only major school in a talent-rich state, and most of the top recruits in it every year grow up wanting to play for the Tigers in Baton Rouge.

I laugh when I see fans of habitual cheaters desperately point fingers at everyone else, saying they all do it, so that makes it ok when we do it.

Try that argument in a court of law, and see what it gets you. Please.

So your argument for why LSU doesnt cheat is stated yet you say Texas is cheating and your argument doesnt apply to Texas?

If any state is talent rich and they grow up dreaming to play for a school it is texas, lightyears above and beyond LA/LSU

This post was edited on 3/1/11 at 1:27 pm