Disagree completely with this last statement. NOBODY HAS to cheat. And Institutions themselves don't choose to do it generally, but people inside these programs choose to do it. Also, no school is impervious to this if people in positions of power make the wrong choices.
Pretty sure this is a new transfer rule. If your old school was doing certain things wrong you don't have to sit out. Kids aren't stupid. They will learn what to say, so they can play right away. We should have denied his transfer, it would not have prevented him from leaving but he would not have been eligible to play for a year.
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Your school does apparently. The only 10-year period in your history (mid 80s to mid 90s) where you were nationally relevant you were paying through the nose.
If the LB coach was dumb enough to hand out cash himself (which I kinda doubt), then he was probably not smart enough to use a personal phone either. Everyone will learn lessons on how to play the game from this.
It's been alleged that your institution is in clear violation of multiple NCAA rules. The likelihood of these allegations being true are so astronomically high, that you yourself can't even deny them. You then make a conflating remark that "nobody is impervious to cheating" as if to say, "it could happen to anybody".
There is a third option. Some or all is probably true but also hard to prove.
Hey at least you guys cut out the FedEx middleman. More efficient.
If true. Way less effective. I can not believe a guy who has coached at so many places doesn't know how to play the game. I just don't believe it. You can be shady and smart at the same time. Shady and stupid for decades in college ball seems unlikely. Who knows. Maybe he was just that stupid and has been lucky forever.
So weird. I have been in public restrooms with other people hundreds of times and no one gave me $300. I have even been in public restrooms with people I worked with, and not a one gave me cash. It makes no sense.
I think rational people expect politicians, lawyers, and college football coaches to lie. But I am sure many Aggies will care, I just haven't met them.
I think his wife does think highly of him....yes.
Pretty sure his wife was the author of that letter. He should have been patient, a real one would have of likely come in time. Every fan base has their crazies, and we have more than our share.
All those years you had all the power to recruit with no limits and recruit people just to keep them away from others or before the national letter of intent when you could just steal players from other teams at the last minute you didn't need to cheat. correct. Didn't you go on probation in 1987? Not sure if its true, just wondering.
