Case Against the NCAA - Question

[Tider in Texas]

Anybody know why the Alabama Attorney General or some other prosecutor at the state or federal level does not take an active interest in this case. With the new revelations from Gallion this looks at least like some sort of interstate conspiracy case. Heck, the Gallion case is just a civil case it could go away with 1 check. If the feds could squeeze a federal indictment out of some bogus cross border gambling receipits, this fulmer-culpepper-lang-schledgwick thing has got to add up to something.

 

[TIDE-HSV]

The Alabama AG doesn't concern himself with federal cases. And the last Feds I noticed seemed to be on the other side...

 

[hickeyd]

Now that the UA reps have been released from the action, our elected officials are free to proceed.

 

[wastedmason]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by hickeyd:
Now that the UA reps have been released from the action, our elected officials are free to proceed.</font>

If they like their jobs, then by God they had better proceed! Bama fans can send them a message come election day if not!