Speculation: Brady Quinn possibly ineligible for 2006?!?!

[The30YardSlant]

First you said Ki-Jana Carter. ????

Now Tim Brown? What did he do?

Sorry, I was thinking of Penn State, Ki-Jana Carter was charged with battery in college

Tim Brown allegedly took money from a ND sponsor. Nothing was ever proven of course, shocker

 

[The30YardSlant]

Just goes to show that the turd is about as responsible as a turd. What was found by a few people and posted on this board shot the whole thing down. There is no reason the turd could not have done the same. Totally worthless piece of crap.

It's just an article....jeez

 

[Glenn Carano]

Sorry, I was thinking of Penn State, Ki-Jana Carter was charged with battery in college

Tim Brown allegedly took money from a ND sponsor. Nothing was ever proven of course, shocker

Allegedly? Oh, ok. Whatever dude?

Any other great examples of the NCAA lookng away from ND discretions?

 

[burmafrd]

Don't expect logic from haters. They hate and so what they believe is true to them- and that is all that matters to them.

 

[Glenn Carano]

It's just an article....jeez

Remember this excerpt from an article awhile back?

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.”


Why don't you worry about your own team? There's plenty to worry about?



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[royhitshard]

I hate Notre Dame, and even IF this report is true as the day is long, I have stated that the NCAA would basically look the other way because like it or not ND gets some special treatment in college football.

Sounds a lot like USC with Bush and now the WR Jarrett. Broke the rules, but we will not penalize them.

 

[burmafrd]

First- show the special treatment.
ND lost some scholarships some years ago because one crazy broad embezzled money from her company and spent it on some ND players. No one suspected anything since she was not rich and did not appear to have any connections where she would have gotten money. The NCAA still penalized ND for not having INSTITUITIONAL CONTROL- which was a crock. BUt they were still penalized. SO how is that preferential treatment?

 

[The30YardSlant]

Remember this excerpt from an article awhile back?

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.”


Why don't you worry about your own team? There's plenty to worry about?



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First of all, that articles writer was called out and admitted he took McCoy's quote out of context. McCoy was responding to a question regarding scholorship money, not about "questionable" money.

Second, you are naive to think that this stuff doesnt go on. Every major D-1 school deals questionably with players on a yearly basis, most just dont get caught.

 

[burmafrd]

Oh, now its EVERYONE DOES IT. Something of a change.

 

[The30YardSlant]

Don't expect logic from haters. They hate and so what they believe is true to them- and that is all that matters to them.

You really dont think illegal stuff goes on in college every year, and every team does it?

 

[burmafrd]

With all the snoops from other schools looking to sink their rivals, with all the coverage and people poking around- I doubt that much goes on anywhere any more.

 

[The30YardSlant]

Oh, now its EVERYONE DOES IT. Something of a change.

Well, they do. If you dont know that, well, like I said, you are simply naive. These programs are in the business of winning, not playing by the rules.

More wins = more money

More money = better school, better athletic program

 

[The30YardSlant]

With all the snoops from other schools looking to sink their rivals, with all the coverage and people poking around- I doubt that much goes on anywhere any more.

You are right, it probabaly is not as widespread as it was 10-15 years ago. That doesnt change the fact that it does go on.

 

[burmafrd]

Once again I ask for proof. ANd once again I know I will not see any from you.

 

[The30YardSlant]

Once again I ask for proof. ANd once again I know I will not see any from you.

Because there is no proof to be had. If the NCAA overlooked ND or agve them special treatment, there wouldnt be any evidence, now would there?

Think man, think

 

[Glenn Carano]

First of all, that articles writer was called out and admitted he took McCoy's quote out of context. McCoy was responding to a question regarding scholorship money, not about "questionable" money.

Second, you are naive to think that this stuff doesnt go on. Every major D-1 school deals questionably with players on a yearly basis, most just dont get caught.

So you're saying that the quote was allegedly taken out of context?

So if it goes on at every Major D-1 school, why are you calling out ND?

 

[The30YardSlant]

So you're saying that the quote was allegedly taken out of context?

So if it goes on at every Major D-1 school, why are you calling out ND?

No, I'm it WAS taken out of context. When the guy who wrote it says it was, it tends to become fact.

And were calling out ND because they are the children of the NCAA

 

[Glenn Carano]

Because there is no proof to be had. If the NCAA overlooked ND or agve them special treatment, there wouldnt be any evidence, now would there?

Think man, think

Just laughable. You make no sense. If there's things that have been overlooked as you say, what are they?

 

[burmafrd]

All talk and nothing else. All hate and no substance.

 

[The30YardSlant]

Just laughable. You make no sense. If there's things that have been overlooked as you say, what are they?

The whole point of ND getting "special" treatment would be to get rid of any proof of wrongdoing, correct?

So why ask for proof when the lack of proof only furthers all these conspiracy theories? I can give you many accusations to which they might have helped ND put, but there is and never will be proof.