Good Ole Cam Newton. Oh Dad how did you get here?

[AUTaxMan]

:lol:

Very logical response. Both of my answers are correct.

 

[mstng99tim]

:lol:

Very logical response. Both of my answers are correct.

Keep thinking that Cam didn't know.

 

[jet0002]

:lol:

Very logical response. Both of my answers are correct.

Keep thinking that Cam didn't know.

And how are you so sure he did?

 

[AUTaxMan]

Keep thinking that Cam didn't know.

At this point, it doesn't matter whether or not he knew. The NCAA has ruled on his eligibility. If additional facts come to light showing that he lied to the NCAA, maybe they'll vacate like they did with Bush.

 

[mstng99tim]

:lol:

Very logical response. Both of my answers are correct.

Keep thinking that Cam didn't know.

And how are you so sure he did?

I just can't see how a top flight athlete like Cam wouldn't know about his own father shopping him around. At some point, whether he overheard a conversation between his father and someone else, or from someone telling him, he had to of known.

 

[mstng99tim]

Keep thinking that Cam didn't know.

At this point, it doesn't matter whether or not he knew. The NCAA has ruled on his eligibility. If additional facts come to light showing that he lied to the NCAA, maybe they'll vacate like they did with Bush.

Oh, there will be additional facts, I can guarantee you that. Just because he was ruled eligible doesn't mean that people still aren't digging for facts and clues in the matter.

 

[jet0002]

:lol:

Very logical response. Both of my answers are correct.

Keep thinking that Cam didn't know.

And how are you so sure he did?

I just can't see how a top flight athlete like Cam wouldn't know about his own father shopping him around. At some point, whether he overheard a conversation between his father and someone else, or from someone telling him, he had to of known.

To kept wondering what if is getting rediculous. At this point all we can do is go by the NCAA ruling. So either you believe you know something they don't or that there is some corruption between the NCAA and Auburn which is even more rediculous.

 

[AUTaxMan]

Oh, there will be additional facts, I can guarantee you that. Just because he was ruled eligible doesn't mean that people still aren't digging for facts and clues in the matter.

There will be additional facts? Are you certain of that, or do you just want there to be? Why haven't they come to light yet? When will they?

 

[phillyfan0417]

Keep thinking that Cam didn't know.

At this point, it doesn't matter whether or not he knew. The NCAA has ruled on his eligibility. If additional facts come to light showing that he lied to the NCAA, maybe they'll vacate like they did with Bush.

Luckily, the schools and the NCAA will not vacate the money they made. The NCAA did not want to lose money in this case as well as Ohio State. As a fan of Auburn, you should be proud but the way these situations went down, the NCAA has lost a bunch of credibility.

 

[mstng99tim]

Oh, there will be additional facts, I can guarantee you that. Just because he was ruled eligible doesn't mean that people still aren't digging for facts and clues in the matter.

There will be additional facts? Are you certain of that, or do you just want there to be? Why haven't they come to light yet? When will they?

From what I have read, there will be additional facts, when that happens, I'm not sure, I'm not the one doing the investigating.

 

[AUTaxMan]

From what I have read, there will be additional facts, when that happens, I'm not sure, I'm not the one doing the investigating.

From what reputable news source have you read that there will be additional facts? Link please.

 

[HEAVYHITTER]

A bit off topic.... BUT, how about these Ford commercials with the coaches driving the $48,000+ loaded King Ranch F150s in the FORD commercials. I think it's a bit hypocritical of the NCAA to allow this, while students go through what they have to to keep their reps clean.

In my opinion it's not hypocritical at all.

Coaches are professionals working in their career. The players are magnificent athletes, but are still students.

The problem I have with it is that the kids are punished for trading their rings/jerseys
yet the coach who is getting free stuff based off what the kids do for him is good to go.

 

[Card Magnet]

A bit off topic.... BUT, how about these Ford commercials with the coaches driving the $48,000+ loaded King Ranch F150s in the FORD commercials. I think it's a bit hypocritical of the NCAA to allow this, while students go through what they have to to keep their reps clean.

In my opinion it's not hypocritical at all.

Coaches are professionals working in their career. The players are magnificent athletes, but are still students.

The problem I have with it is that the kids are punished for trading their rings/jerseys
yet the coach who is getting free stuff based off what the kids do for him is good to go.

Well, the telemarketer can't sell the company's computer they let him use, and the supervisor will get a bonus check when his team of salesmen perform well. That's how I look at it.

 

[AUTaxMan]

The problem I have with it is that the kids are punished for trading their rings/jerseys yet the coach who is getting free stuff based off what the kids do for him is good to go.

You have to have a blanket prohibition against selling stuff like that because otherwise, a booster could give a kid $180K for his national championship hat and just say he paid fair market value (since there is no market for it).

 

[mstng99tim]

From what I have read, there will be additional facts, when that happens, I'm not sure, I'm not the one doing the investigating.

From what reputable news source have you read that there will be additional facts? Link please.

Well, for one, Robert Smith of ESPN said during the post game coverage that big news is coming in the case. Secondly, I'm not sure if it's reputable or not, who's to say what is and what isn't reputable, but here: http://www.teamspeedkills.com/2011/1/12 ... going-away

 

[AUTaxMan]

Well, for one, Robert Smith of ESPN said during the post game coverage that big news is coming in the case. Secondly, I'm not sure if it's reputable or not, who's to say what is and what isn't reputable, but here: http://www.teamspeedkills.com/2011/1/12 ... going-away

We all know there is an ongoing investigation by both the NCAA and various media members. Just because Robert Smith said big news is coming doesn't necessarily mean anything. ESPN has been wrong on this story a number of times so far.

 

[mstng99tim]

There's no point in going back and forth with you, as you will defend Auburn regardless.

 

[AUTaxMan]

There's no point in going back and forth with you, as you will defend Auburn regardless.

Yes. I will defend Auburn with facts while you prosecute them with wishes and speculation.

 

[tide12champrings]

Let me ask you Aubie Homers something. Do you understand how much $$$ is involved for the NCAA and the SEC for Auburns appearance in the NT Game? You think the NCAA is waiting until the smoke clears to layeth the smacketh down on all your candy asses? It's gonna happen and Auburn, Al will go up in smoke.

 

[TomMurry]

There's no point in going back and forth with you, as you will defend Auburn regardless.

Yes. I will defend Auburn with facts while you prosecute them with wishes and speculation.

The fact is that you dont know what information the NCAA does or doesnt have, so in that respect, you are speculating as well.