re: Journalists Following College Athletes to Spy on Them

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These cases are very deep.

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No, they aren't. You assume everybody else is paying players (before it was legal) and Auburn was not, yet Auburn was caught red handed not once but twice back to back.

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both sanctions were pretty poor

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What do you mean by this?

You seem to be focusing on the last transgression. You just going to ignore the one of how you were on probation during the first title run?

Dude. All you ever do is run around repeating "$30 million!"
Whatever that means. There is no lilly white football program. Including Auburn, Georgia, Alabama, Stanford......none. To act like your favorite program is honest and "does things the right way" when you have more major violations than anybody else is just....strange. I'll repeat. Not Georgia. Not Alabama. Not Stanford and certainly not Auburn.

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Sorry. I got you confused with JJJimmyJames or whoever. You are not the one repeating $30 million. My bad and apologies.

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Does anyone consider this ethical?

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It's unsavory. Journalists love a "scoop", and what better place to get a story than to visit the strip club the B2B national champs are visiting?