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Yes, it does matter. It matters a lot. And the investigation wasn't "week long"... it was "weeks" long.

And, if all the details are covered and arranged during that long run-up then the "did it in a day" meme is a total and utter falsehood. So, yes, it DOES matter.

Maybe so, but there was at least some reasonable doubt as to Cam's eligibility AT LEAST as far back as prior to the Georgia game yet the NCAA publically reinstated Cam in a matter of hours AFTER he played in 2 really big games after that. Other than Ohio State just a few weeks later, when has the NCAA or a school with a player in question EVER been given the luxury of playing while their eligibility was in doubt?

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Posted by beatbammer

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Posted on 9/7/11 at 9:56 am to Govt Tide

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Maybe so, but there was at least some reasonable doubt as to Cam's eligibility AT LEAST as far back as prior to the Georgia game yet the NCAA publically reinstated Cam in a matter of hours AFTER he played in 2 really big games after that. Other than Ohio State just a few weeks later, when has the NCAA or a school with a player in question EVER been given the luxury of playing while their eligibility was in doubt?

Again (I don't know why this is so hard to understand), the planning and rehearsal for that one-day "wedding" had been going on for weeks (i.e. the investigation and cooperation directly with the NCAA). The one-day thing was just saying the vows and making it official.

Do ya'll REALLY think the whole thing was processed in one day and one day only? I mean, I'd like to give ya'll credit for having some semblance of an ability to use your brain, so throw me a rope here.

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