re: SEC Commissioner Slive digs a grave for the league's integrity...

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Tell you what, how about I go solicit an undercover officer to have sex with you, without your knowledge. Let me know when you get out of prison, since you will be effed

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Nice work ignoring the point. Thread topic is Slive. Slive ignored his own bylaw (which makes no distinction between player and family) by enforcing a standard for "agrees to receive" that is nonsense.

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Tell you what, how about I go solicit an undercover officer to have sex with you, without your knowledge. Let me know when you get out of prison, since you will be effed.

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Are you his father too??

The point is the SEC bylaws were violated by Cecil Newton (Cam's father; his closest family member). The SEC (Slimely Slive) should have taken action (in accordance with SEC bylaws) in the only meaningful way they can. Make the player ineligible to play in all SEC schools.

Auburn's only violation is NOT declaring Cam ineligible immediately when Cecil Newton admitted guilt. Auburn did not due that because Cam might have missed games before he could be reinstated. Auburn making him ineligible and the immediate reinstatement was a sham.