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Anybody think other Auburn players are being paid besides Newton?
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G8RB8R
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http://www.gatorenvy.com/forums/gator-football/14687-death-penalty.html
Been doing it for years. Been doing it since the Pat Dye days.
Been doing it for years. Been doing it since the Pat Dye days.
DunnellonDave
Gator Fan
I don't really have any insight on it but if you want to believe with all your heart go visit a Bammer thread!
The real question (and the only one that matters) is a 2-parter:
What can actually be PROVED, and do "they" WANT to prove it?
The interjection of the Feds into the whole fiasco, in the form if the FBI, is the "wild card" in all of this. As long as "they" referred only to the NCAA, the outcome was likely to be as much an expression of that particular time and place's political and financial considerations as any sort of "fair and balanced judgment". The outcome could be fairly arbitrary.
With the FBI's resources and access, not to mention their OWN priorities, agendas, politics and competing powers and forces within, there is less telling than ever how long it will take, how far it will go, and what the eventual outcome may be. We do know this: they can go farther, deeper in following the money and digging up what's been hidden, if they want to; they have investigative AND coercive powers that the NCAA can't even begin to touch. Moreover, when they're done, they can levy infinitely greater sanctions and punishments--which in turn goes a long was towards ferreting out the truth in the first place.
IF they choose to apply and/or pursue either in the first place.
What can actually be PROVED, and do "they" WANT to prove it?
The interjection of the Feds into the whole fiasco, in the form if the FBI, is the "wild card" in all of this. As long as "they" referred only to the NCAA, the outcome was likely to be as much an expression of that particular time and place's political and financial considerations as any sort of "fair and balanced judgment". The outcome could be fairly arbitrary.
With the FBI's resources and access, not to mention their OWN priorities, agendas, politics and competing powers and forces within, there is less telling than ever how long it will take, how far it will go, and what the eventual outcome may be. We do know this: they can go farther, deeper in following the money and digging up what's been hidden, if they want to; they have investigative AND coercive powers that the NCAA can't even begin to touch. Moreover, when they're done, they can levy infinitely greater sanctions and punishments--which in turn goes a long was towards ferreting out the truth in the first place.
IF they choose to apply and/or pursue either in the first place.
With all these years of experience, you would think Auburn would have the experience to pay its players and get away with it.
G8RB8R
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Well, I have neither seen nor heard of any direct payoffs to Newton, just allegations of soliciting money by his dad. But Terry Bowden has given evidence of his knowledge of players receiving payoffs and his attempt to stop them. Eventually, he was forced to resign over his actions to stop the pay-for-play payoffs.
And, you know how this is going to go down. The Feds will offer someone who is involved total immunity from prosecution if they will finger and testify against all the others who are involved.
:2guns:
And, you know how this is going to go down. The Feds will offer someone who is involved total immunity from prosecution if they will finger and testify against all the others who are involved.
:2guns:
G8RB8R
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Auburn must have skipped that free Saturday Seminar offered by f$u, "Good Ol' Boy Tips On How To Cheat And Get Away With It!"
