Nothing new - Oregon reports Major Violations
- Thread starter RTRCharlotte
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I think Willie Lyles had some of his boys down at "big cat weekend" a few years ago including lache "tell Saban he SOL" Seastrunk. Wonder if anything happened that weekend?
The 2011 BCS title game (2010 season) will go down as the most corrupt college football game of all time. Both teams cheated to get there, and even the Fiesta Bowl employees were cheating.
This kinda puts the NCAA in a bind. If they hammer the Ducks at all - even a smidgen - every sports fan from Fairbanks to Key West will collectively ask, "What about Auburn?".
Extra butter, please...
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Extra butter, please...
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If I remember correctly, trevon reed was one of the guys he was "mentoring." Where did he end up playing?
NCAA often goes along with the proposed penalty from the school. Oregon proposed a two year probation and a one scholarship loss for three years, basically painless. That's not much if the NCAA wants to make a statement about street agents.
And that is why the two entities could not reach a summary disposition---this is what Oregon offered and the NCAA said NO.
http://www2.registerguard.com/cms/i...reach-impasse-in-summary-disposition-process/
Like RTRCharlotte said----nothing new here. Simply the release of documents Oregon used to make their summay disposition request, which was denied. They all agreed major violations took place but couldn't settle on a penalty. Once you agree, bend over -------
Select quote from an aubie regarding Oregon...
FWIW, my theory is that after Will Lyles interjected himself into Auburn's
recruitment of Lache Seastrunk, we backed off, and when he attempted to
interject himself into our recruitment of Trovon Reed and Greg Robinson, Auburn
blew the NCCA whistle on him - hence the much ballyhooed investigation of OUR
recruitment of them was actually the NCAA due diligence on Lyles and eventually
Oregon.
FWIW, my theory is that after Will Lyles interjected himself into Auburn's
recruitment of Lache Seastrunk, we backed off, and when he attempted to
interject himself into our recruitment of Trovon Reed and Greg Robinson, Auburn
blew the NCCA whistle on him - hence the much ballyhooed investigation of OUR
recruitment of them was actually the NCAA due diligence on Lyles and eventually
Oregon.
Here is a story that pretty well allows one to read between the lines if he so desires;
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/otl/news/story?id=6600377
Oregon agrees their dealing with Lyles was a major violation. Why? Because Lyles said it was.
Oregon disagrees that their dealing with Flenory was a major violation. Why? Because Flenory denies it was.
(Sarcasm switch - ON)
Now, I'm certain Flenory carried kids from S. Florida to Oregon and "other places" (let's see - who has had several kids from South Florida Elite wind up signing with them on signing day?) on his own dime and didn't profit from the trips. And I'm certain the guy from N. Carloina that carried Keenan Allen to three or four places on the West coast did the same thing. And I'm certain the above theory is correct also.
(sarcasm switch - off)
Bo Knows.
Never ceases to amaze me what the au fanbase comes up with so that they can sleep at night
Let me see now ..... USC, Ohio St, Penn St and now Oregon. My, my, the SEC surely is a bunch of cheaters, yes?
At least they reported it. Auburn isn't that honest even when their own players and coaches come forward.
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