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re: CBS reporting the Cecil Newton admits to soliciting payments
Posted on 11/13/10 at 6:51 am to tigermojo1
Posted on 11/13/10 at 6:51 am to tigermojo1
The stakes for those involved in the decision of whether to play Newton are much higher than simply the risk of forfeiture of games and a possible championship. The jobs and careers of Auburn's AD, head coach, assistant coaches, compliance director, even the university president are at risk if they make the wrong decision (to play him, if they have any good reason not to play him). If Newton is subsequently declared ineligible, it may cost several people their jobs because of penalities that Auburn may suffer for playing Newton when they knew or should have known he wasn't eligible.
Would you put your job on the line given that what is currently known to the public creates grave doubts about his eligibility?
Would you put your job on the line given that what is currently known to the public creates grave doubts about his eligibility?
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Posted on 11/13/10 at 6:59 am to tigerinridgeland
Wrong is Wrong, Right is Right. If the NCAA drags their feet on this it proves they are just as in on the take as Cecil Newton. If this man admits to the NCAA that rules were broken then clear and concise action must be taken if the NCAA wants to keep any repect in all of this.
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