View Full Version : And Texas A&M still can't win
Glenn Carano
02-02-2006, 04:13 PM
Newly signed recruit Terrence McCoy on why he chose Texas A&M over other schoools.
McCoy, who said he’s been looking forward to Wednesday since he watched his brother Jaime sign his letter of intent a year ago, has received positive reports from his brother about A&M and the football program.
“They take care of you down there,” McCoy said. “I know from my brother they keep your pockets full, give you plenty of money, keep feeding you meals. Besides that all the help they give you with football. They keep you on your grades with private tutoring. Just good all-around.”
trickblue
02-02-2006, 04:31 PM
Holy Carp!!!:bang2:
DallasCowpoke111
02-02-2006, 04:34 PM
Besides that all the help they give you with football.
Shame they lie to kids like that.
:p:
The30YardSlant
02-02-2006, 05:26 PM
Are you seriously taking the word of a 17 year old who isnt even on campus yet? :rolleyes:
And tu is widely known to have been paying their players for years, they just havent gotton caught yet.
trickblue
02-02-2006, 05:28 PM
Are you seriously taking the word of a 17 year old who isnt even on campus yet? :rolleyes:
And tu is widely known to have been paying their players for years, they just havent gotton caught yet.
All successful programs do it (yes, even you Golden Domers)...
It just looks bad for this kid to say something that stupid...
The30YardSlant
02-02-2006, 05:31 PM
All successful programs do it (yes, even you Golden Domers)...
It just looks bad for this kid to say something that stupid...
Of course everyone does it to some extent.....
Texas has just made a business out of it. Ricky Williams once said that Texas shelled out some big bucks to keep him around his senior season
StanleySpadowski
02-02-2006, 07:56 PM
All successful programs do it (yes, even you Golden Domers)...
It just looks bad for this kid to say something that stupid...
Not all programs.
The30YardSlant
02-02-2006, 08:02 PM
Not all programs.
Every major D-1 team has payed a player at some point in their history
Miami, Texas, FSU and Michigan are just notriously bad about it
Glenn Carano
02-03-2006, 01:37 PM
Every major D-1 team has payed a player at some point in their history
Miami, Texas, FSU and Michigan are just notriously bad about it
And A&M can't even teach their recruits to keep their trap shut. :eek:
royhitshard
02-03-2006, 02:41 PM
Newly signed recruit Terrence McCoy on why he chose Texas A&M over other schoools.
McCoy, who said he’s been looking forward to Wednesday since he watched his brother Jaime sign his letter of intent a year ago, has received positive reports from his brother about A&M and the football program.
“They take care of you down there,” McCoy said. “I know from my brother they keep your pockets full, give you plenty of money, keep feeding you meals. Besides that all the help they give you with football. They keep you on your grades with private tutoring. Just good all-around.”
CLASSIC!!!! :laugh2: :laugh1:
trickblue
02-03-2006, 05:36 PM
Not all programs.
Name one...
TruBlueCowboy
02-04-2006, 12:38 PM
Not all programs.
Please. :rolleyes:
WoodysGirl
02-04-2006, 08:49 PM
Ags try to clarify remarks
Recruit told paper A&M keeps 'your pockets full'
By JOSEPH DUARTE
Copyright 2006 Houston Chronicle
Midland Lee receiver Terrence McCoy has yet to step on campus, but he's causing a stir in Aggieland.
[/URL]After signing with Texas A&M on Wednesday, McCoy told the Midland Reporter-Telegram, "They take care of you down there. I know from my brother they keep your pockets full, give you plenty of money, keep feeding you meals."
McCoy's older brother, Jamie, is a freshman quarterback for the Aggies.
Texas A&M coach Dennis Franchione issued a statement Friday in an attempt to clear up McCoy's comments.
"We follow NCAA rules here at Texas A&M," Franchione said. "I believe Terrence did not explain himself well. We will do all that we can, within the rules of the NCAA, to help our players be successful on the field, in the classrooms and in life."
An A&M official said McCoy was referring to the $30 per day schools are allowed to provide players hosting prospects for entertainment purposes on official visits. Franchione also said on his Web site that players can receive meal stipends under certain conditions.
The school's compliance office, which reports directly to the university president, is likely to review the matter.
Franchione said on his Web site Friday that Charley North, the school's director of football operations, works closely with the school's compliance and business office to manage what players receive.
"It is monitored and audited to the dime," Franchione wrote. "There are all kinds of checks and balances and procedures to make sure there is no abuse of the system."
Efforts to reach McCoy and Midland Lee head coach Randy Quisenberry were unsuccessful Friday.
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ABQCOWBOY
02-08-2006, 04:21 PM
Priceless.
Way to go after those Phi Beta Kappa's there Dennis.
StanleySpadowski
02-08-2006, 06:25 PM
Name one...
Paterno's as clean as they get at Penn State. I'm associates with some of their major boosters and have actually had a few lament to me in private about not being able to do things to "keep up with the competition".
The30YardSlant
02-08-2006, 06:57 PM
Paterno's as clean as they get at Penn State. I'm associates with some of their major boosters and have actually had a few lament to me in private about not being able to do things to "keep up with the competition".
:rolleyes:
2 words: Kerry Collins
GTaylor
02-08-2006, 07:53 PM
That comment is almost as dumb as the U. Houston player who said of then-head coach John Jenkins "He treats us like men, he lets us wear earrings"
jimmy40
02-10-2006, 01:12 PM
Are you seriously taking the word of a 17 year old who isnt even on campus yet? :rolleyes:
And tu is widely known to have been paying their players for years, they just havent gotton caught yet.Should we seriously take the word of a 20 year old on an internet forum?
Rack Bauer
02-10-2006, 04:27 PM
Texas A&M pays their players?
They aren't paying them enough, apparantly.
TruBlueCowboy
02-10-2006, 10:34 PM
Texas A&M pays their players?
They aren't paying them enough, apparantly.
Damn. That's cold.
Glenn Carano
02-14-2006, 11:34 AM
Paterno's as clean as they get at Penn State. I'm associates with some of their major boosters and have actually had a few lament to me in private about not being able to do things to "keep up with the competition".
Obviously things have changed at Happy Valley. Why else would these High School stud athletes they've been getting the past couple years want to go play for a 90 year old JoPa? It's all about the money. :laugh2:
trickblue
02-14-2006, 11:44 AM
Paterno's as clean as they get at Penn State. I'm associates with some of their major boosters and have actually had a few lament to me in private about not being able to do things to "keep up with the competition".
I have great respect for Joe Pa and I have no doubt that he runs a clean program, but renegade boosters cannot be controlled...
To think that a poor family with a great prospect has/is not being paid to go to Penn State without the university's knowledge would not be logical thinking...
StanleySpadowski
02-14-2006, 12:46 PM
Obviously things have changed at Happy Valley. Why else would these High School stud athletes they've been getting the past couple years want to go play for a 90 year old JoPa? It's all about the money. :laugh2:
They haven't won a recruiting battle for a non-area product in years. They've always had their pick of PA and NJ and upstate NY kids for the most part and now MD has sent a few 5 stars north.
Look, I'm a ND fan not a PSU fan and I'm just telling you what people have told me.
DallasCowpoke111
02-14-2006, 05:44 PM
and I'm just telling you what people have told me.
Oh, well, in that case!
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