They'll say it was Mississippi State's monitor that failed, but they never had a monitor to begin with.
I heard tOSU tried to hire the best monitors from a junior college for an annual salary of $200,000.00 but the monitors shafted them at the last minute and went to work at the barn for free.
The Barn case is closed and dead, never to be resurrected.
I believe this AU story is over, but knowing their history I would expect a sequel at any time.
Agree. Big Ten fans have had a holier-than-thou attitude toward the SEC for decades. It doesn't bother me a bit to see Big Ten schools finally get dropkicked for payoff schemes involving athletes.
Yep. No fan of the Big 10 can ever again say a word about how football is all out of priority in the SEC, & how morally superior they are. Not one word.
Not true. From the NCAA statement "closing" the case : "As with any case, should the enforcement staff become aware of additional credible information, it will review the information to determine whether further investigation is warranted. "
While holding them to, say, 36 yards of total offense for the game. (I'm generous that way...)
This is very similar to what I believe in this case. The Allbarn faithful can only hold their fingers in the dyke for so long. Something will crack. The ncaa does not being lied to and that will come back to haunt the Barn.
