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Technically, nobody took away Reggie Bush's trophy. He voluntarily gave it up./Both went to USC. The Kardasion connection.
I bet a good lawyer could get it back
Bush decides to forfeit 2005 Heisman Trophy
Reggie Bush has decided to forfeit his 2005 Heisman.www.espn.com
Because Bush was accused of violations of NCAA rules while in college winning the Heisman./Both went to USC. The Kardasion connection.
I bet a good lawyer could get it back
Bush decides to forfeit 2005 Heisman Trophy
Reggie Bush has decided to forfeit his 2005 Heisman.
You can salute the NCAA, I will continue to view as a needless, bloated billion-dollar body that makes ass-tons of money off of the athletes that play for them while they aggressively prosecute college students who have a recruiter buy them a hamburger.Because Bush was accused of violations of NCAA rules while in college winning the Heisman.
He clearly tried to get in the good graces of a horrible organization in the NCAA that exploits people like him.Technically, nobody took away Reggie Bush's trophy. He voluntarily gave it up.
Reggie Bush announces he is giving back his Heisman Trophy
Reggie Bush will forfeit his Heisman Trophy he won in 2005. The former Southern California running back announced his decision in a statement.content.usatoday.com
Sure, there were reports NCAA was planning to take away the trophy but ultimately Bush decided to give it up.
Who's saluting anyone/thing? Whether or not the NCAA is a useless entity who's rules are stupid is irrelevant to the fact that they are the governing body and until that changes players and teams have to abide by their rules if they want to participate in college athletics.You can salute the NCAA, I will continue to view as a needless, bloated billion-dollar body that makes ass-tons of money off of the athletes that play for them while they aggressively prosecute college students who have a recruiter buy them a hamburger.
Reggie Bush was real, and one of the most dominant running backs in NCAA history. Nobody besides man-children deletes him, everyone who followed sports at the time remembers him. It's the whiney, petty NCAA that removes him from their dry stat books. Meanwhile, the rest of us know better.
