PolsonGrizFan
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So what's wrong with paying players? The NCAA and the Uni's make zillions off of these young men. The $$ needs to spread around. Come on man!
Fields disputed the credibility of the players quoted in the story. Five of those players were dismissed from Oklahoma State for various reasons.
"Anyone that played at OSU or is from Stillwater knows those guys [quoted] are not credible," Fields told McMurphy. "If you thought guys were getting paid, why not prominent players instead of backups and third-string guys?"
Okung said he believes the players who spoke to SI did so "out of spite." Said Okung: "A lot of these players are spiteful. They had multiple drug issues. They did things that were detrimental to the program. They didn't all graduate. Gundy couldn't tolerate it and let them go."
On Tuesday, Holder also clarified an apology he made the day before.
"In Monday's news conference, I apologized to our fans and mentioned phone calls I had made to other Big 12 athletic directors prior to the release of the first article from Sports Illustrated," he said in a statement. "To clarify, my apology was in regards to the negative publicity that was coming our way. My apology was in no way an admission of wrongdoing by OSU athletics."
ilovethecats said:no chance this happened. any of it. this is nothing more than a witch hunt and i'm shocked so many are too quick to judge in this case. please let's just let all of the facts come out before we rush to conclusions.rotesst:
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Brovio Korchinski said:ilovethecats said:no chance this happened. any of it. this is nothing more than a witch hunt and i'm shocked so many are too quick to judge in this case. please let's just let all of the facts come out before we rush to conclusions.rotesst:
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The only conclusion relative here is that your QB is injured, you are an asswipe, and that the Cats will lose ONCE AGAIN to the Griz in Bozoland this fall.
grizcountry420 said:I know its from yahoo but still....
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ncaaf-...e-benefits-to-five-sec-players-202513237.html
Buttegrizzle said:Apparently there is a second set of allegations against some SEC teams coming from Yahoo Sports. A rising shitstorm. I heard one guy on XM college football saying the NCAA enforcement division is understaffed and may not even delve into OSU because the alleged wrongdoing was more than four years old which is some kind of statute of limitations. Like other posters, I am "outraged and appalled " that the bastards spent 18 months investigating free hotdogs and a temporary loan to get a kid out of jail (where he should not have been in the first place). That UM had to do one damn thing in terms of penalty is crazy. By this scale the NCAA will be seeking the death penalty for sure, unless...there be...a different standard for FBS per chance?
Brovio Korchinski said:If you had ever visited Stillwater, you would understand why OSU had to provide so many benefits to get recruits.
MrTitleist said:Brovio Korchinski said:ilovethecats said:no chance this happened. any of it. this is nothing more than a witch hunt and i'm shocked so many are too quick to judge in this case. please let's just let all of the facts come out before we rush to conclusions.rotesst:
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The only conclusion relative here is that your QB is injured, you are an asswipe, and that the Cats will lose ONCE AGAIN to the Griz in Bozoland this fall.
Really??