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MrTitleist wrote:How has this not been posted. Cam Newton is eligible because "he didn't know." Bull **** ****.
Especially when there's precedent for the completely opposite...Shellin wrote:Even if Cam knew nothing about this (which I think everyone agrees is total BS) the precedent that this ruling sets is ridiculous....dad shops son for six figures and there is absolutely no punishment handed down by the NCAA? Understandably the investigation is still on-going but that is a dangerous line to walk for the NCAA.
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-824864.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;“I need to make this very clear and very distinct. Damon has done nothing wrong. Damon knows nothing of what has transpired, and Damon has had no part in that.”
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-16645735.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Arizona (23-7), expected to earn a No. 3 seed (perhaps in the West), was given a No. 5 seed and shipped to the Midwest, where the Wildcats will face at-large selection Miami of Ohio in Dayton on Thursday.
The lower-than-anticipated slot led many to speculate that the committee may have been told by the NCAA’s Enforcement branch that Arizona All-American guard Damon Stoudamire may not regain his eligibility for the tournament.
Sources said Stoudamire, a preseason all-American, was under investigation because of the possibility his father might have accepted an airline ticket from a sports agent.
http://www.chron.com/CDA/archives/archi ... 95_1262317" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;"Feldman has admitted that he wants to represent (Damon) Stoudamire and had provided the tickets to his father in hopes of representing the son on a professional level. Damon Stoudamire states that he had no knowledge of the relationship between his father and Feldman."
If what you quote here is correct (and there's no reason to doubt it), there are at least two obvious conclusions here:Skjellyfetti wrote:Especially when there's precedent for the completely opposite...Shellin wrote:Even if Cam knew nothing about this (which I think everyone agrees is total BS) the precedent that this ruling sets is ridiculous....dad shops son for six figures and there is absolutely no punishment handed down by the NCAA? Understandably the investigation is still on-going but that is a dangerous line to walk for the NCAA.
Damon Stoudemire was ruled ineligible by the NCAA when his dad solicited improper benefits. He knew nothing about it.
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-824864.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;“I need to make this very clear and very distinct. Damon has done nothing wrong. Damon knows nothing of what has transpired, and Damon has had no part in that.”
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-16645735.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Arizona (23-7), expected to earn a No. 3 seed (perhaps in the West), was given a No. 5 seed and shipped to the Midwest, where the Wildcats will face at-large selection Miami of Ohio in Dayton on Thursday.
The lower-than-anticipated slot led many to speculate that the committee may have been told by the NCAA’s Enforcement branch that Arizona All-American guard Damon Stoudamire may not regain his eligibility for the tournament.
Sources said Stoudamire, a preseason all-American, was under investigation because of the possibility his father might have accepted an airline ticket from a sports agent.
http://www.chron.com/CDA/archives/archi ... 95_1262317" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;"Feldman has admitted that he wants to represent (Damon) Stoudamire and had provided the tickets to his father in hopes of representing the son on a professional level. Damon Stoudamire states that he had no knowledge of the relationship between his father and Feldman."
Such bullshit. HORRIBLE move by the NCAA.
“I was always told the parent is the child,” Haden said. “That’s what we’ve been telling our kids. If the parent does something inappropriate the child suffers the consequences.”
WTF!SuperHornet wrote: If what you quote here is correct (and there's no reason to doubt it), there are at least two obvious conclusions here:
1. Stoudamire and AZ should sue the NCAA for screwing them. This has the feel of the night Vince McMahon screwed Bret Hart.
2. The Newton thing smells of an anti-Boise/TCU B(C)$ screw job. Yet another justified lawsuit in the works....
On Bret's last night in WWE, he was in a championship match with Shawn Michaels. Michaels had a submission move on, but before Hart had a chance to either tap or escape, McMahon ordered the bell rung and the belt awarded to Michaels.SDHornet wrote:WTF!SuperHornet wrote: If what you quote here is correct (and there's no reason to doubt it), there are at least two obvious conclusions here:
1. Stoudamire and AZ should sue the NCAA for screwing them. This has the feel of the night Vince McMahon screwed Bret Hart.
2. The Newton thing smells of an anti-Boise/TCU B(C)$ screw job. Yet another justified lawsuit in the works....
OF COURSE THAT SHIT HAPPENS THE ONE TIME I DON'T WATCH!!!SuperHornet wrote:On Bret's last night in WWE, he was in a championship match with Shawn Michaels. Michaels had a submission move on, but before Hart had a chance to either tap or escape, McMahon ordered the bell rung and the belt awarded to Michaels.SDHornet wrote: WTF!
Exactly. How els would one explain the 180 from the Bush scandal?JayJ79 wrote:So you're saying that this whole thing between Auburn/Newton and the NCAA is scripted?
The only thing consistent about the NCAA is the inconsistency and arbitrariness of how they make their decisions. One would thing they throw darts to come up with what they do.bluehenbillk wrote:How the NCAA makes these decisions is complete BS. Dez Bryant from OSU gets ruled ineligible last season for far less, in fact trivial reasons, than Newton, yet he still plays. Puzzling.
You have this 100% wrong. It's not scripted, it's exactly the opposite. The NCAA is making shit up as they go along.SuperHornet wrote:Exactly. How els would one explain the 180 from the Bush scandal?JayJ79 wrote:So you're saying that this whole thing between Auburn/Newton and the NCAA is scripted?
BlueHen86 wrote:You have this 100% wrong. It's not scripted, it's exactly the opposite. The NCAA is making shit up as they go along.SuperHornet wrote:
Exactly. How els would one explain the 180 from the Bush scandal?
If TCU wasn't undefeated there's a good chance that Newton would still be ineligible.
So Oklahoma had no real talent when Boise took them down?Ibanez wrote:BlueHen86 wrote:
You have this 100% wrong. It's not scripted, it's exactly the opposite. The NCAA is making **** up as they go along.
If TCU wasn't undefeated there's a good chance that Newton would still be ineligible.
I would love it if TCU and Boise State got to play some real talent. Maybe they would shuck the **** up after the beat down.
No because Oklahoma never played Boise.SuperHornet wrote:So Oklahoma had no real talent when Boise took them down?Ibanez wrote:
I would love it if TCU and Boise State got to play some real talent. Maybe they would shuck the **** up after the beat down.
Short memory....Ibanez wrote:No because Oklahoma never played Boise.SuperHornet wrote:
So Oklahoma had no real talent when Boise took them down?
Ibanez wrote:No because Oklahoma never played Boise.SuperHornet wrote:
So Oklahoma had no real talent when Boise took them down?
Jesus, just quit now and go play dress-up with citdog.Ibanez wrote:No because Oklahoma never played Boise.SuperHornet wrote:
So Oklahoma had no real talent when Boise took them down?
