re: Interview with Kenny Rogers on ESPN Radio Dallas right now

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"NCAA spokesperson Stacey Osburn told The Birmingham News by email that "the solicitation of cash or benefits by a prospective student-athlete or another individual on his or her behalf is not allowed under NCAA rules."

Sounds like Cam if fricked. And Auburn may be fricked too

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Exactly. If Cam even asked for money, he is ineligible. If he is ineligible, then Auburn is screwed because they have been playing an ineligible player.

They don't actually have to prove Auburn paid Cam. They just need to know whether Cam was eligible to play or not.

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that would be lack of institutional control just making it worse for auburn

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Not unless money was exchanged. In which case, clean out the whole place. Well, except Malzahn...he can stay.

auburn will be lucky if this stops at cam. i think it goes past just cam

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You're stewed, butt-wad!
Know what time it is?
Time to pay the fiddler.
Here's the bottom line, Cecil.
I'm telling the NCAA everything.
And I'm even considering making up some shite!

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It's "Chet" and I didn't think it was a whale's dick, honey.

only family members can see it right now. they are killing those that know they are fricked and they dont want the world to see the family murder each other

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Try and keep up,

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Easier said than done.

For those of you trying to use Albert Means as proof that Cam would he eligible, try again.

The money in the Means case was solicited by his coach. The money was never for Means or his family's benefit.

Cecil solicited money for Cam's family and that could effect his eligibility.

The money in the Means case was for his coach to steer him to Alabama - the Means never saw or were intended to see a penny thus he retained amateur status.

ESPN alleges that the NCAA cut a deal with Means -
Lest we forget the NCAA hierarchy, those guardians of academic integrity, cutting a deal for Means to leave Alabama and immediately become eligible at the University of Memphis. Means just missed playing for Rip Scherer, who happened to be a secret witness in the case against Alabama before he was fired as Memphis' head coach. And, in something of a first, the NCAA never questioned Mean's eligibility even though his former Trezevant High coach laid out how he paid a teammate $30 to take the college entrance exam for Means. [quote]

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Kenny Rogers isn't a State booster.

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I thought I was clearly joking since I said he was the Singer/Actor

If Auburn is not the #1 team in the country this never comes out. Instead it's a story about the Heisman shoe-in.

Never seen anything like this. I feel like my wife with an US magazine but this shite is amazingly compelling.