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re: Milton McGregor not guilty on three counts
Posted on 8/11/11 at 5:23 pm to ThaKaptin
Posted on 8/11/11 at 5:23 pm to ThaKaptin
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I'll level with you. Lay it all out.
I believe that Cam probably got paid. I dont know that it happened, but I figure it probably did. But until I see something from the NCAA that said it happened, I just take everything with a grain of salt. I get in on the ribbing occasionally because its fun, but I dont take it seriously. I find the people that believe all the ATPB crap to be hilarious and delusional. But I do believe that some of it really did happen, mostly the old stuff under Dye. There is just too much out there about that for it to not be true imo. But its irrelevant at this point anyway so what does it matter really.
That's it in a nutshell.
I'll level with you too...
I *do* believe that Bama boosters are buying cars for certain recruits in areas like Gadsden and elsewhere. And I think they are DAMNED good at making it all seem on the up-and-up.
But, like you, some idiot "package" put together by a member of ITAT ain't gonna do it for me. Show me some PROOF, not just pics of the cars driving down the street taken by some pathetic stalker and tag numbers and shite.
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Posted on 8/11/11 at 5:33 pm to beatbammer
I didn't read through all of this, so SIAP, but what is sad is the amount of time and money spent by the State of Alabama to investigate, raid and attempt to prosecute this issue that could have been spent elsewhere.
Hopefully, this will result in a vote to legalize some form of gambling in Alabama other than paramutual wagering at the dog tracks. The state, most cities and counties could certainly use some additional revenue, and people who are going to gamble are going to do so whether in Alabama or another state.
Last nights Powerball drawing was for $220 million, so I'm sure that Georgia got a few Alabama dollars towards their education fund.
On June 29th, the winning ticket for a $76 million Powerball ticket was sold just over the Georgia - Alabama state line on I-20.
Hopefully, this will result in a vote to legalize some form of gambling in Alabama other than paramutual wagering at the dog tracks. The state, most cities and counties could certainly use some additional revenue, and people who are going to gamble are going to do so whether in Alabama or another state.
Last nights Powerball drawing was for $220 million, so I'm sure that Georgia got a few Alabama dollars towards their education fund.
On June 29th, the winning ticket for a $76 million Powerball ticket was sold just over the Georgia - Alabama state line on I-20.
Posted on 8/11/11 at 5:34 pm to beatbammer
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I'll level with you too...
I *do* believe that Bama boosters are buying cars for certain recruits in areas like Gadsden and elsewhere. And I think they are DAMNED good at making it all seem on the up-and-up.
But, like you, some idiot "package" put together by a member of ITAT ain't gonna do it for me. Show me some PROOF, not just pics of the cars driving down the street taken by some pathetic stalker and tag numbers and shite.
I can relate to that.
Posted on 8/11/11 at 5:37 pm to beatbammer
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beatbammer
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I *do* believe that Bama boosters are buying cars for certain recruits in areas like Gadsden and elsewhere. And I think they are DAMNED good at making it all seem on the up-and-up.
for posterity.
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