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re: What percentage of all these SEC cheating allegations do u believe?
Posted on 5/14/14 at 9:18 pm to tigerskin
Posted on 5/14/14 at 9:18 pm to tigerskin
SEC sports are like politics. If you live long enough you'll eventually see a version of everything and you'll learn that little rarely comes of anything so frick it all and have fun.
Let karma take its course.
Case in point. (Nothing personal against the Vols but it was what it was) I felt strongly, and had evidence, that Tennessee had been cheating for years, especially recruiting here in SC. There was solid proof, yet nothing ever came of it until one day, BAM! Karma kickback.
Nothing against Tennessee, but they were overdue, admit it.
So it doesn't matter whether I believe anything I read here or not, it'll all work itself out in the laundry sooner or later. And, you know what, the whole Albert Means thing and Melrose and all of the people involved ... just look around, everybody, EVERYBODY, got a karma kickback. Cottrell, Culpepper, (who was probably the most innocent of the bunch and a good guy), Fulmer, Means - all pretty much fricked.
Only Tee Martin and his Western Union receipt escaped unscathed. He and a ton of UT players that benefited from the corrupt system in the day.
Bama sure suffered from Fulmer's antics.
Good gosh, karma is some serious stuff, it really is.
Let karma take its course.
Case in point. (Nothing personal against the Vols but it was what it was) I felt strongly, and had evidence, that Tennessee had been cheating for years, especially recruiting here in SC. There was solid proof, yet nothing ever came of it until one day, BAM! Karma kickback.
Nothing against Tennessee, but they were overdue, admit it.
So it doesn't matter whether I believe anything I read here or not, it'll all work itself out in the laundry sooner or later. And, you know what, the whole Albert Means thing and Melrose and all of the people involved ... just look around, everybody, EVERYBODY, got a karma kickback. Cottrell, Culpepper, (who was probably the most innocent of the bunch and a good guy), Fulmer, Means - all pretty much fricked.
Only Tee Martin and his Western Union receipt escaped unscathed. He and a ton of UT players that benefited from the corrupt system in the day.
Bama sure suffered from Fulmer's antics.
Good gosh, karma is some serious stuff, it really is.
This post was edited on 5/14/14 at 9:19 pm
Posted on 5/14/14 at 10:06 pm to scrooster
Explained the Tennessee situation beautifully.
Btw, the better topic would be not who cheats but what schools have actually paid for their misdeeds over the years?
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