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Posted on 11/5/10 at 10:23 pm to BMW7SERIES
Posted on 11/5/10 at 10:23 pm to BMW7SERIES
it very well may be nothing.
my point was simply that every person on this board seems to think that AU has to be guilty of paying a player to get in trouble.
while that is true in regard to probation in the future...if CAM took money or anyone associated with him took money prior to playing at AU...he is no longer an amateur and AU will need to vacate all games this year that they won. If I was in the fan base I would not bank on the NCAA not finding anything on this kid or his family.
my point was simply that every person on this board seems to think that AU has to be guilty of paying a player to get in trouble.
while that is true in regard to probation in the future...if CAM took money or anyone associated with him took money prior to playing at AU...he is no longer an amateur and AU will need to vacate all games this year that they won. If I was in the fan base I would not bank on the NCAA not finding anything on this kid or his family.
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Posted on 11/5/10 at 10:45 pm to cweathers
Well the credibility of the story is gone. Rogers/Bond DID NOT speak to each other. And Rogers has denied any school/booster/alum etc offering money. So there's no credibility.
And I do get what you are trying to suggest, that Rogers is an agent. Well, he has no pro clients and his job functions more of a PR thing to make coaches aware of his clients talents. Basically what that means is that players/parents/HS coaches etc, would pay Rogers to get their player more publicity in the recruiting process. The NCAA has no problem with these services hence, there is no smoke no beef to this story.
And I do get what you are trying to suggest, that Rogers is an agent. Well, he has no pro clients and his job functions more of a PR thing to make coaches aware of his clients talents. Basically what that means is that players/parents/HS coaches etc, would pay Rogers to get their player more publicity in the recruiting process. The NCAA has no problem with these services hence, there is no smoke no beef to this story.
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