rednilla

I'm sorry to pull a random post from 7 months ago, but I'm trying to get in touch with you to get you to check your trade offers on Sleeper fantasy football, and I can't figure any other way to get in touch with you...

:lol: I'm sorry that I think more than one fragment at a time. I'll try to keep in mind that no one else here has such capacity from now on. :cheers:

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After we get OJ

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Yeah, that's one I don't see happening.

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It did at SMU. What makes you think it still doesn't occur?

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Because it has to happen too much on the down low to be outright bidding. I've heard plenty of stories about how coaches get around the rules though...no idea how true this is, but one of the things I heard was that Julio Jones was roommates with a walkon who also happened to be the son of a prominent booster. When Julio wanted cash, said son of booster would give him the debit card daddy set up for this, Julio would go withdraw cash, then do whatever he wanted to with it. The way it was related to me was that because it came from a teammate and fellow student, it's perfectly within NCAA guidelines...but I have no clue how true that is, either being within the guidelines or if it even happened.

However, that's just an example. I'm sure that everyone skirts the rules with such tricks. That was Bear Bryant's greatest strength, IMO. I know I'm in the minority of Auburn fans, but I don't believe he ever actually cheated, I just think he exploited every loophole there was to be found. Way I heard it from one old school fan was that he taught the NCAA how to cheat, because he was always one step ahead of them, but by the time other coaches caught up, the rules had been changed and the other school would get punished.

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Hamilton has always been the most talented of all the 4

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Then why didn't he start? Or did he start and I just don't remember it?

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Davis is back and ready; it should be a good contest come Thanksgiving.

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So what you're saying is that not only will Davis be as good as he was before the injury, but he also will not suffer from the loss of all those big wide receivers (which hampers the passing game and allows the defense to load up the box more), the loss of the coach who made the offense tick, or the turmoil surrounding that coach's departure. :cool:

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He keeps reiterating "I gotta do what's best for my family" .Theres rumblings Oxford offered incentives as well .

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So, by that logic, you're admitting that TJ Yeldon saying he had to do what was best for his family was an indicator that extra benefits were involved? :rolleyes:

I actually think there's a fair shot of that happening in 2013. That would be completely fricking EPIC!

:lol: No worries. I am too. That's the reason I came over to TD: it's July, there's not a lot to talk about, and Auburn just flipped Alabama's highest rated recruit (though admittedly Bama is FAR from hurting at linebacker), so I kinda wanted to see what the Bama fans had been saying about it.

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Go back to AE. I'm sure you are loved there.

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Am I getting you that much already? Maybe don't stay on a thread about an Auburn commit and you won't have to worry about it?