ROLL TIDE!

[Synthaholic]

FSU vs Alabama on January 12.

 

[Votto]

OSU also wins idiot.

Both Bama and OSU have one loss this year.

Am I a ***** for wondering why the SEC dominates college football, or does it show I have half a brain?

I got you confused with antiquity, saying SEC wins by cheating, etc.

No paying enough attention.

Cheating? All college teams cheat, it's just that few get caught.

But there is something different about SEC, isn't there? No one seems to be able to figure out just what they are doing differently than everyone else.

Either that or the SEC is indeed the master race.

All college teams cheat? How do they cheat? What is the basis for your accusation aimed at 126 football programs?

Rules are routinely broken in the NCAA. Cam Newton is a prime example, he never was punished. He was then allowed to win a national championship and a Heisman to boot. It's like the whole USC program before Pete Carol left. There is so much corruption, with perhaps Penn State being the poster child for corruption in the NCAA.

Speaking of which, do you find it interesting that Penn State released the dirt on the program only after Joe Pa had gotten his record wins in the NCAA and was ready to retire? The entire University was complicit in not only covering up child rape, but using one of the charities for children as a means of pimping out those children to rich donors.

Of course, the NCAA could not wait to repeal the sanctions which were woefully inadequate as they were originally. After covering that crap up, they should not even have a football team anymore, but I guess the NCAA missed all that revenue too much to do the right thing.

Disgusting.

So you first claim that all college football programs cheat, and then you name a couple of well publicized examples of isolated instances of cheating.

Would you like me to include all the public scandals?

We all know that crap goes on behind the scenes, like players getting special perks, grades, etc. that they are not suppose to get. Most of this is never made public and you know it.

 

[Votto]

Alabama versus Ohio State on the 1st.....................

Hell of a way to start the new year.

ROLL TIDE!

Confident in an Alabama win eh?

 

[Nosmo King]

O-H












I-O!!!

 

[WinterBorn]

I got you confused with antiquity, saying SEC wins by cheating, etc.

No paying enough attention.

Cheating? All college teams cheat, it's just that few get caught.

But there is something different about SEC, isn't there? No one seems to be able to figure out just what they are doing differently than everyone else.

Either that or the SEC is indeed the master race.

All college teams cheat? How do they cheat? What is the basis for your accusation aimed at 126 football programs?

Rules are routinely broken in the NCAA. Cam Newton is a prime example, he never was punished. He was then allowed to win a national championship and a Heisman to boot. It's like the whole USC program before Pete Carol left. There is so much corruption, with perhaps Penn State being the poster child for corruption in the NCAA.

Speaking of which, do you find it interesting that Penn State released the dirt on the program only after Joe Pa had gotten his record wins in the NCAA and was ready to retire? The entire University was complicit in not only covering up child rape, but using one of the charities for children as a means of pimping out those children to rich donors.

Of course, the NCAA could not wait to repeal the sanctions which were woefully inadequate as they were originally. After covering that crap up, they should not even have a football team anymore, but I guess the NCAA missed all that revenue too much to do the right thing.

Disgusting.

So you first claim that all college football programs cheat, and then you name a couple of well publicized examples of isolated instances of cheating.

Would you like me to include all the public scandals?

We all know that crap goes on behind the scenes, like players getting special perks, grades, etc. that they are not suppose to get. Most of this is never made public and you know it.

What I know is that you make a blanket accusation that you cannot possibly prove. And in so doing, negate all the work that these student-athletes do. Many of the coaching staffs push academics as well. Nick Saban instituted a system of "checkers". These students check to see if the player is in class. Miss 3 classes and you have to go see Nick. The national graduation rate in the US is around 59%. The Alabama football graduation rate is around 74%.

There are clean programs out there. It depends on the coaches and the administrations.

 

[WinterBorn]

Alabama versus Ohio State on the 1st.....................

Hell of a way to start the new year.

ROLL TIDE!

Confident in an Alabama win eh?

You betcha!! In every single game! I am not always right, but I am always behind my team.

 

[Votto]

O-H



I-O








I-O!!!

 

[WinterBorn]

O-H



I-O








I-O!!!

Feel free to bet on OSU. They are 0-3 against Alabama and 1-9 against SEC teams.

 

[Votto]

Cheating? All college teams cheat, it's just that few get caught.

But there is something different about SEC, isn't there? No one seems to be able to figure out just what they are doing differently than everyone else.

Either that or the SEC is indeed the master race.

All college teams cheat? How do they cheat? What is the basis for your accusation aimed at 126 football programs?

Rules are routinely broken in the NCAA. Cam Newton is a prime example, he never was punished. He was then allowed to win a national championship and a Heisman to boot. It's like the whole USC program before Pete Carol left. There is so much corruption, with perhaps Penn State being the poster child for corruption in the NCAA.

Speaking of which, do you find it interesting that Penn State released the dirt on the program only after Joe Pa had gotten his record wins in the NCAA and was ready to retire? The entire University was complicit in not only covering up child rape, but using one of the charities for children as a means of pimping out those children to rich donors.

Of course, the NCAA could not wait to repeal the sanctions which were woefully inadequate as they were originally. After covering that crap up, they should not even have a football team anymore, but I guess the NCAA missed all that revenue too much to do the right thing.

Disgusting.

So you first claim that all college football programs cheat, and then you name a couple of well publicized examples of isolated instances of cheating.

Would you like me to include all the public scandals?

We all know that crap goes on behind the scenes, like players getting special perks, grades, etc. that they are not suppose to get. Most of this is never made public and you know it.

What I know is that you make a blanket accusation that you cannot possibly prove. And in so doing, negate all the work that these student-athletes do. Many of the coaching staffs push academics as well. Nick Saban instituted a system of "checkers". These students check to see if the player is in class. Miss 3 classes and you have to go see Nick. The national graduation rate in the US is around 59%. The Alabama football graduation rate is around 74%.

There are clean programs out there. It depends on the coaches and the administrations.

Any time there are large amounts of money involved there is corruption, most of which we never see.

 

[Votto]

O-H



I-O








I-O!!!

Feel free to bet on OSU. They are 0-3 against Alabama and 1-9 against SEC teams.

Actually OSU is 0-9 against SEC teams. The win OSU had over Arkansas was taken away because of, you guessed it, the scandal over tattoos.

So this losing goes back all the way to the days of Woody Hayes.

 

[WinterBorn]

All college teams cheat? How do they cheat? What is the basis for your accusation aimed at 126 football programs?

Rules are routinely broken in the NCAA. Cam Newton is a prime example, he never was punished. He was then allowed to win a national championship and a Heisman to boot. It's like the whole USC program before Pete Carol left. There is so much corruption, with perhaps Penn State being the poster child for corruption in the NCAA.

Speaking of which, do you find it interesting that Penn State released the dirt on the program only after Joe Pa had gotten his record wins in the NCAA and was ready to retire? The entire University was complicit in not only covering up child rape, but using one of the charities for children as a means of pimping out those children to rich donors.

Of course, the NCAA could not wait to repeal the sanctions which were woefully inadequate as they were originally. After covering that crap up, they should not even have a football team anymore, but I guess the NCAA missed all that revenue too much to do the right thing.

Disgusting.

So you first claim that all college football programs cheat, and then you name a couple of well publicized examples of isolated instances of cheating.

Would you like me to include all the public scandals?

We all know that crap goes on behind the scenes, like players getting special perks, grades, etc. that they are not suppose to get. Most of this is never made public and you know it.

What I know is that you make a blanket accusation that you cannot possibly prove. And in so doing, negate all the work that these student-athletes do. Many of the coaching staffs push academics as well. Nick Saban instituted a system of "checkers". These students check to see if the player is in class. Miss 3 classes and you have to go see Nick. The national graduation rate in the US is around 59%. The Alabama football graduation rate is around 74%.

There are clean programs out there. It depends on the coaches and the administrations.

Any time there are large amounts of money involved there is corruption, most of which we never see.

And the risks involved are substantial. NCAA sanctions can knock a program down for years.

The idea that you assume there is corruption, simply because there is money, is not really relevant.

 

[Votto]

Rules are routinely broken in the NCAA. Cam Newton is a prime example, he never was punished. He was then allowed to win a national championship and a Heisman to boot. It's like the whole USC program before Pete Carol left. There is so much corruption, with perhaps Penn State being the poster child for corruption in the NCAA.

Speaking of which, do you find it interesting that Penn State released the dirt on the program only after Joe Pa had gotten his record wins in the NCAA and was ready to retire? The entire University was complicit in not only covering up child rape, but using one of the charities for children as a means of pimping out those children to rich donors.

Of course, the NCAA could not wait to repeal the sanctions which were woefully inadequate as they were originally. After covering that crap up, they should not even have a football team anymore, but I guess the NCAA missed all that revenue too much to do the right thing.

Disgusting.

So you first claim that all college football programs cheat, and then you name a couple of well publicized examples of isolated instances of cheating.

Would you like me to include all the public scandals?

We all know that crap goes on behind the scenes, like players getting special perks, grades, etc. that they are not suppose to get. Most of this is never made public and you know it.

What I know is that you make a blanket accusation that you cannot possibly prove. And in so doing, negate all the work that these student-athletes do. Many of the coaching staffs push academics as well. Nick Saban instituted a system of "checkers". These students check to see if the player is in class. Miss 3 classes and you have to go see Nick. The national graduation rate in the US is around 59%. The Alabama football graduation rate is around 74%.

There are clean programs out there. It depends on the coaches and the administrations.

Any time there are large amounts of money involved there is corruption, most of which we never see.

And the risks involved are substantial. NCAA sanctions can knock a program down for years.

The idea that you assume there is corruption, simply because there is money, is not really relevant.

Well that is the great thing about not having any power and influence. Everything you think and do becomes irrelevant.

So what in your irrelevant opinion was the proper penalty for Penn State turning a blind eye to children being pimped out by their supposed charity for children?

 

[eagle1462010]

Alabama versus Ohio State on the 1st.....................

Hell of a way to start the new year.

ROLL TIDE!

Confident in an Alabama win eh?

YEP!

 

[WinterBorn]

So you first claim that all college football programs cheat, and then you name a couple of well publicized examples of isolated instances of cheating.

Would you like me to include all the public scandals?

We all know that crap goes on behind the scenes, like players getting special perks, grades, etc. that they are not suppose to get. Most of this is never made public and you know it.

What I know is that you make a blanket accusation that you cannot possibly prove. And in so doing, negate all the work that these student-athletes do. Many of the coaching staffs push academics as well. Nick Saban instituted a system of "checkers". These students check to see if the player is in class. Miss 3 classes and you have to go see Nick. The national graduation rate in the US is around 59%. The Alabama football graduation rate is around 74%.

There are clean programs out there. It depends on the coaches and the administrations.

Any time there are large amounts of money involved there is corruption, most of which we never see.

And the risks involved are substantial. NCAA sanctions can knock a program down for years.

The idea that you assume there is corruption, simply because there is money, is not really relevant.

Well that is the great thing about not having any power and influence. Everything you think and do becomes irrelevant.

So what in your irrelevant opinion was the proper penalty for Penn State turning a blind eye to children being pimped out by their supposed charity for children?

So we now go from "all college football teams cheat" to "what should have happened to Penn State"?

I think anyone who facilitated the continuance of the molestations should be prosecuted.

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[Porker]

You guys and Auburn better uphold the honor and prestige of the SEC West. The two Mississippies really screwed the pooch. LSU GOT screwed by that team of Notre Dame fans working the Music City Bowl. The Bayou Bengals won that damned game.

 

[eagle1462010]

You guys and Auburn better uphold the honor and prestige of the SEC West. The two Mississippies really screwed the pooch. LSU GOT screwed by that team of Notre Dame fans working the Music City Bowl. The Bayou Bengals won that damned game.