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Chizik has spoken,
Posted on 4/4/13 at 3:29 pm
Posted on 4/4/13 at 3:29 pm
RT @schadjoe: Chizik: "Unfortunately, Ms. Roberts’ story is long on accusation and inference, but short on facts and logic."
RT @schadjoe: Chizik: "During my time as Auburn’s HC, I never authorized, instructed or directed anyone to change any player’s grade..."
RT @schadjoe: "...or provide any type of illegal payment to any student-athlete."
now run tell dat playa
@schadjoe
Chizik: "The inference that there was academic support staff that worked together with professors to change grades is absurd..."
@schadjoe4m
Chizik: " I am comforted knowing that the truth always prevails."
RT @schadjoe: Chizik: "During my time as Auburn’s HC, I never authorized, instructed or directed anyone to change any player’s grade..."
RT @schadjoe: "...or provide any type of illegal payment to any student-athlete."
now run tell dat playa
@schadjoe
Chizik: "The inference that there was academic support staff that worked together with professors to change grades is absurd..."
@schadjoe4m
Chizik: " I am comforted knowing that the truth always prevails."
This post was edited on 4/4/13 at 3:33 pm
Posted on 4/4/13 at 3:36 pm to Nortizzle
Who woulda thunk Schad would be the one putting out the positive Auburn information. He reported that Dyer took 15 hours in fall of 2010 as well. Is this the twilight zone?
Posted on 4/4/13 at 3:38 pm to TigerPaw1
don't forget Dre Kirkpatric on our side too. Twilight Zone for real brah
Posted on 4/4/13 at 3:45 pm to AUtigerNOLA
I think this story is being revealed as a struggling accused felon throwing out BS. It was fun for some of the haters for a while, but I do know a single person who logically thinks any of this proves anything. The Bamms will believe it, but this will soon go away.
Posted on 4/4/13 at 4:42 pm to AUtigR24
Here is the full statement:
During my tenure at Auburn, the NCAA conducted a multi-year investigation into the Auburn football program that they called “fair and thorough.” The NCAA focused intently on widespread accusations about Auburn players being paid and other alleged recruiting violations. The NCAA conducted 80 interviews. In October 2011, the NCAA rejected “rampant public speculation online and in the media.” Unfortunately, the recent story published by Selena Roberts is more of the same. It once again portrays Auburn University, current and former coaches, professors, fans, supporters and community officials in a false light.
Unfortunately, Ms. Roberts’ story is long on accusation and inference, but short on facts and logic. It is noteworthy that the story comes just days before a player mentioned most prominently in the article is set to go to trial for felony armed robbery. The statements are very generalized accusations devoid of substance. During my time as Auburn’s head coach, I never authorized, instructed or directed anyone to change any player’s grade or provide any type of illegal payment to any student-athlete. Likewise, I am not aware of any alleged grade change or illegal payment by any member of my coaching staff, support staff or anyone else.
As for logic, the notion that the conduct inferred by Ms. Roberts was occurring under the NCAA’s nose, at the very same time the NCAA is conducting its thorough investigation, lacks merit. Further, the notion that there was ever an attempt to sabotage any Auburn student-athlete’s attempt to play professional football is outrageous. Auburn’s success in transitioning student-athletes to the NFL benefits both the student-athlete and the Auburn program.
I remain part of the Auburn family and take these attacks on myself, the University and community seriously. During my time at Auburn, the administrators, professors and academic staff were of the highest integrity. Additionally, the inference that there was academic support staff that worked together with professors to change grades is absurd. As an Auburn resident, I take great pride in the quality and integrity of our police department. They enforce the law equally and fairly and my dealings with police Chief Tommy Dawson and his staff have been nothing short of excellent. He has handled many high profile cases with the upmost integrity and professionalism. To imply anything otherwise is simply wrong.
If there is a sad truth here, it is that there are no repercussions for bloggers who blast out widespread, venomous allegations and inferences in such an irresponsible manner. To make bold and outrageous conclusions on such thin support is a travesty.
During my tenure as Auburn’s head coach, we kept the well-being of our student- athletes at the forefront of every decision. We ran our program with the highest level of integrity and accountability. Period. I make absolutely no apologies for that. I stand firm in my statements, my support of Auburn University, its student- athletes (present and former), faculty, staff and community officials. As I stated during the NCAA investigation, I am comforted knowing that the truth always prevails
During my tenure at Auburn, the NCAA conducted a multi-year investigation into the Auburn football program that they called “fair and thorough.” The NCAA focused intently on widespread accusations about Auburn players being paid and other alleged recruiting violations. The NCAA conducted 80 interviews. In October 2011, the NCAA rejected “rampant public speculation online and in the media.” Unfortunately, the recent story published by Selena Roberts is more of the same. It once again portrays Auburn University, current and former coaches, professors, fans, supporters and community officials in a false light.
Unfortunately, Ms. Roberts’ story is long on accusation and inference, but short on facts and logic. It is noteworthy that the story comes just days before a player mentioned most prominently in the article is set to go to trial for felony armed robbery. The statements are very generalized accusations devoid of substance. During my time as Auburn’s head coach, I never authorized, instructed or directed anyone to change any player’s grade or provide any type of illegal payment to any student-athlete. Likewise, I am not aware of any alleged grade change or illegal payment by any member of my coaching staff, support staff or anyone else.
As for logic, the notion that the conduct inferred by Ms. Roberts was occurring under the NCAA’s nose, at the very same time the NCAA is conducting its thorough investigation, lacks merit. Further, the notion that there was ever an attempt to sabotage any Auburn student-athlete’s attempt to play professional football is outrageous. Auburn’s success in transitioning student-athletes to the NFL benefits both the student-athlete and the Auburn program.
I remain part of the Auburn family and take these attacks on myself, the University and community seriously. During my time at Auburn, the administrators, professors and academic staff were of the highest integrity. Additionally, the inference that there was academic support staff that worked together with professors to change grades is absurd. As an Auburn resident, I take great pride in the quality and integrity of our police department. They enforce the law equally and fairly and my dealings with police Chief Tommy Dawson and his staff have been nothing short of excellent. He has handled many high profile cases with the upmost integrity and professionalism. To imply anything otherwise is simply wrong.
If there is a sad truth here, it is that there are no repercussions for bloggers who blast out widespread, venomous allegations and inferences in such an irresponsible manner. To make bold and outrageous conclusions on such thin support is a travesty.
During my tenure as Auburn’s head coach, we kept the well-being of our student- athletes at the forefront of every decision. We ran our program with the highest level of integrity and accountability. Period. I make absolutely no apologies for that. I stand firm in my statements, my support of Auburn University, its student- athletes (present and former), faculty, staff and community officials. As I stated during the NCAA investigation, I am comforted knowing that the truth always prevails
Posted on 4/4/13 at 5:01 pm to AUtigR24
Chiz said it didnt happen
So it didn't. He is Godly.
So it didn't. He is Godly.
Posted on 4/4/13 at 5:05 pm to au21tigers
Wow he actually directed his comments at someone or something instead of his monotonous denial we always heard....
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It is noteworthy that the story comes just days before a player mentioned most prominently in the article is set to go to trial for felony armed robbery. T
Posted on 4/4/13 at 5:11 pm to AUtigR24
Posted on 4/4/13 at 5:51 pm to AUtigR24
Say what you will, but Chiz is a class act.
Posted on 4/4/13 at 11:28 pm to Upperaltiger06
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Say what you will, but Chiz is a class act.
Maybe so, but we're in a lot of this mess because of him. He had to hire a private security firm to try to monitor his players, for God's sake. He had no control over the program. The inmates ran the asylum.
So glad he's gone.
This post was edited on 4/4/13 at 11:29 pm
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