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Alan Trubow said...
It's interesting so many people were agreeing and enjoying the harsh penalties listed in the OP.
Is that because you want to see harsher punishments across the board to violators or you think that what Oregon did was far worse than Ohio State, etc, and the Ducks deserve stricter punishments?
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GPie said...
Yes.
Paying for recruits is far, far more harmful to the sport than allowing current players to make money selling their things on the side, and is an actual tangible advantage given to the cheating team.
Oregon could benefit on the field by buying a recruit. OSU doesn't see any benefit on the field when Terrelle Pryor trades a jersey for a tattoo.
BTW, the part about banning OOS recruiting makes the whole OP suspect. Never heard of such a thing from the NCAA, sounds made up.
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ROACHCLIP said...
Yes, but a coach with no ethics who is willing to lie to investigators and allow players whom he knew to have broken the rules to play in any games, let alone a multi-million dollar profit bowl game, is just as dangerous, if not more so. I dont think buying a recruit is too much of a stretch for Tressel. Either issue deserves harsh penalties. I think OSU got off easy, Oregon should get at least as harsh of penalties
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ROACHCLIP said...
I totally agree. Tressel had multiple opportunities to reveal what he knew and chose repeatedly to withhold info until well after he knew he was caught. He was complicit with everything that happened. tOSU got off easy, I thought double the penalties they received was a more appropriate punishment. And you're right, Miami, if everything Shapiro says is true, or even half of it for that matter, should be looking the death penalty square in the eyes... The U is dead as we know it i think
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Tex(Aus) said...
USC at least got punished for Bush, although they should have been stripped of their titles, and Bush of the Heisman by the NYC Athletic Club. Auburn? not even a peep from the NCAA or Auburn other than "dad did it. he didn't know." if i were some schools i'd be pretty angry over this.
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Alan Trubow said...
It's interesting so many people were agreeing and enjoying the harsh penalties listed in the OP.
Is that because you want to see harsher punishments across the board to violators or you think that what Oregon did was far worse than Ohio State, etc, and the Ducks deserve stricter punishments?
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